Sentence examples for which would have directed from inspiring English sources

Last year, Leno introduced California Senate Bill 147, which would have directed the Bureau of Home Furnishings to develop fire-safety standards for furniture that does not require flame retardants, something along the lines of a yet-to-be-adopted federal standard developed by the Consumer Product Safety Commission that tests whether furniture ignites when exposed to a smoldering cigarette.

and Rob Portman (R-Ohio), which would have directed the administration to crack down on currency manipulation by governments involved in the TPP talks.

To quit now, as Jenkins and Lucas recommend, would be sheer folly – and a folly which would have direct impact on homeland Europe, UK and America even.

The S.E.C. inquiry, which would have direct legal consequences only for companies with an American presence, is certain to make Hollywood studios that do business in China even more wary of possible missteps.

Such a system - which would have direct and visible positive financial consequences (i.e., rebate checks larger than energy price increases) for 80% of American households - might not only not be difficult for politicians to support, but it might actually be difficult for politicians to oppose!

Except for some ribosomal proteins, which appear on the list because of their high frequency of occurance, all other COGs are membrane based proteins, which would have direct contact with the external environment.

This phenotype could also be explained by the observed role of MAST at the microtubule-kinetochore interface, which would have direct implications in the control of cell cycle progression by the spindle-assembly checkpoint (for reviews see ref. 31).

Only days before jumping, Mr. Scott had been scouting locations with Mr. Cruise for the proposed "Top Gun" sequel, which he would have directed.

Finally, Keynes would have directed our attention to international problems.

I wonder how Guillermo del Toro would have directed it.

"We would have directed people away from the area".