Sentence examples for would be suggesting from inspiring English sources

And the third would be suggesting a path, though not an exact timetable, for returning to the negotiating table.

But that would be suggesting a level of propriety or gentility that 1111 Lincoln Road doesn't try to have.

But with the board already under fire for insider relationships, even the idea that Wall Street executives would be suggesting one of their own has raised the hackles of some directors.

Justice Alito, on the other hand, repeatedly asked what the starting point for a deadline would be, suggesting that efforts should be made to return inmates to mental competency as soon as possible.

Colbeck said he would be suggesting a further change to competition law to increase the power of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to police general claims made by environmental groups about particular types of products "to ensure that they are truthful".

"Their plan was not dissimilar to what we would be suggesting: secure stable accommodation, intervention for people suffering from drug addiction, somewhere for women to flee domestic violence, somewhere where people can be skilled up in trade and education so they can enter the labour force, worker cooperatives, green spaces".

No doubt it would be suggested that the office should, like the moderatorship, be shared, thus defeating Harry's purpose.

Drug therapy would be suggested for children with bad cholesterol of 130 only if they have diabetes.

Later, in Elizabethan times, it would be suggested that the idealist Anne was in dispute with the money-grubbing minister over the fate of the monasteries.

Zahniser envisioned that additions to the system would be suggested and approved by a board made up of environmental organizations and government agencies.

TTH and migraine thus seem more inter-related than would be suggested by their diagnostic criteria.