Sentence examples for which would formally from inspiring English sources

It demands a delay in triggering article 50, which would formally set a two-year process for departure.

Ms Jowell said the city's name would now go forward to the EU, which would formally respond next year.

Consequently, some advocate a deal solely on the West Bank, or one which would formally include Gaza too, but only be implemented there following future reunification.

The university's Center for Adult and Veteran Services (CAVS), which would formally open in January 2010, offered veterans-only orientation courses.

Grothman recently introduced Senate Bill 507, which would formally consider single parenthood a contributing factor to child abuse if passed into law.

Ziff is currently working with New York State Assemblywoman Nily Rozic to pass the Models Harassment Protection Act, which would formally extend workplace protections against sexual harassment to models.

The central concept of the Russians' scheme, which would be formally presented to the board the next afternoon, was to cover the General Staff Building's five courtyards with a glass-tiled roof.

General Baduel, speaking at a news conference here on Monday, said "the people did not propose one comma or period to the text" of the defeated proposals, which would have formally created a socialist state.

However, dimethyl- l-Orn in its neutral form is expected to lack the proton which would be formally donated to the FAD OH leaving group concomitant with the hydroxylation step (Scheme 1).

If an acid A is added to the solvent SH it will be at least partly converted into the conjugate base B according to the reaction A + SH ⇄ B + SH2+, which would be characterized formally by an equilibrium constant [B][SH2+]/[A] [SH].

For example, the 2004 guidelines of the Institute of Medicine specify a DRI of 4,700 mg of potassium (100 mEq), though most Americans consume only half that amount per day, which would make them formally deficient as regards this particular recommendation.