Sentence examples for would ever approve from inspiring English sources

The possibility that the town would ever approve the project appears remote.

And they were not sure that the F.D.A. would ever approve a product for this indication".

But with each star under oath in San Francisco, a federal grand jury's inquiry may reveal far more about doping than any union would ever approve.

"I said, 'You're wrong — listen, we live in a free-market economy; next year, they'll want £10.' " Clearly, drawing blood in that setting was part of no medical protocol that an ethics committee would ever approve.

No committee could ever plan a place like 360, no focus group would ever endorse it, and at the end of the day, no group of shareholders would ever approve it.

However, May attracted gasps during the debate when she made clear she would be willing to authorise a nuclear strike killing 100,000 people, when challenged by the SNP about whether she would ever approve a nuclear hit causing mass loss of life.

"The attempt to put him in a celebrity package is probably the last thing he'd ever approve," said the historian Joseph J. Ellis, who is writing a biography of Washington.

"Nor would he ever approve any of the mystery wiretaps... brought to him".

"The law was made necessary because of the exclusionary actions of local zoning boards that would rarely, if ever, approve affordable housing projects, even when it was blatantly obvious that their communities desperately needed more housing," Mr. Hollister said.

At that rate, it would be nearly impossible to ever approve an enhancement to employee retirement benefits, no matter how small.

If people knew the real cost from the start, nothing would ever be approved.