Sentence examples for which would identify from inspiring English sources

Both were too frightened to give names or details which would identify them.

A system that includes bar-coded bumper stickers, which would identify legal parking tenants, will be put in place.

Planetary Resources is to begin by sending out robot spacecraft costing about $10m£6.2m2m) each, carrying telescopes which would identify promising asteroids made of metals.

Danny Stone, the director of the Antisemitism Policy Trust, called for an independent audit of Labour's complaints procedure, which would identify shortcomings.

Worse, there is no consensus on the proposed systemic-risk regulator, which would identify and act on emerging "macro-prudential" dangers.

A new electronic pass, which would identify containerized cargo and the short-haul truckers ferrying it, would free border guards and inspectors to concentrate more closely on suspicious people and goods.

By 388 C.E., Augustine had broken with the Manichaeism of his early adulthood and wholeheartedly embraced Nicene Christianity as the tradition with which he would identify and within which he would find meaning.

Some airlines, which he would identify only as being "very, very small" do not want to switch.

In 1999, their biggest customer, which they would identify only as a direct-mail company featuring natural baby clothes, went under after going public with a stock offering.

One approach - which I would identify mainly with Harvard's Jeffrey Sachs - regards what happened to Asia as basically a modern, high-tech, multicultural version of a good old-fashioned financial panic.

Its publication coincides with the fifteenth anniversary of the 2002 Budapest Open Access Initiative, which many would identify as the origin of a coalesced philosophy of sharing research for the greater good and as the launch of a social movement.