Sentence examples for would be suggestions from inspiring English sources

In the former category would be suggestions like a proposed new tough anti-rape law in honour of the young woman in Delhi who just passed away.

Florence, Siena or, even better, Rome would be my suggestions.

Gandhi said her ministry would be accepting suggestions until June 30 on how to further improve the proposed bill.

However, a combination of mitochondrial and endoplasmic reticulum stress-induced apoptotic pathways would be reasonable suggestions based on subcellular localisation data (Grebeòová et al, 2003).

"It would be my suggestion," Jackson, 65, said, "to try to be the player".

The wild card would be any suggestion that the government might, after the official inquiry into the spill, confiscate assets.

The worst outcome of the attention focused on Obama would be the suggestion that she is an "exception" or "rare".

Even worse would be the suggestion that NGOs allow themselves to be used as tools of propaganda in order to maintain favoured status in that country.

Drawing a line in the sand with the nastier politics of the Blair and Brown era, but not the sound policies, would be my suggestion.

The double helix blade would be my suggestion.

It was not clear how big any investment would be and there are suggestions that the Chinese HNA Group, a conglomerate that owns Hainan Airlines, is among those interested.