Sentence examples for which would or from inspiring English sources

"There isn't a particular prescription the fund has, which would or wouldn't work," said Reza Moghadam, the I.M.F.

The current code says that "no minister or public servant should accept gifts, hospitality or services from anyone which would, or might appear to, place him or her under obligation.

"They contain material relating to law enforcement or the protection of public safety which would, or could reasonably be expected to prejudice the investigation of a possible breach of the law or the enforcement of the law in a particular instance," he said.

And so the legal link between the university and the researcher which would or could determine ownership is not clear.

Therefore, Sec66 may inhibit SPB duplication by altering the levels of Pom152 or Pom34, which would partially or completely mimic pom152 ∆ or pom34 ∆.

Lawmakers have proposed more than 3,000 amendments, many of which would weaken or eliminate its main provisions.

First, the Port Authority should support ocean routes, which would reduce or eliminate aircraft noise for over one million citizens.

Such impacts would lead to the new paradigm integrating DDM, which would complement or replace traditional manufacturing approaches.

As such this calculation is slightly different than would be found from an acidity titration because cations which would contain or take up OH- are not explicitly considered.

To assess the effect of the range of different parameter values, I constructed simulations with the combinations of parameters which would maximize or minimize the GHG emissions.

The amendment rejected on June 25 proposed lowering the threshold to 70pc, which would check or limit military power.