Sentence examples for would have attached from inspiring English sources

Jutting out from the cornerstones are great stone rings, where medieval galleys and merchant vessels would have attached their ropes.

As stated above, it is likely that under Dupuy no criminal responsibility would have attached unless the poison had actually been placed in the teacher's cup.

But if Moore lost, Trump would have attached his brand to a man voters decided might be guilty of the sordid allegations.

"If we could have proved that they knew two years beforehand, we would have attached liability to that period," Mr. Galvin said.

There is no reason to think that Congress would have attached aiding and abetting liability only to § 10(b) and not to any of the express private rights of action in the Act.

"You [could] see where the tendons would have attached.

Would he have attached himself to a runaway boy?

It thus can be inferred that Congress likely would not have attached such liability to a private § 10(b) cause of action.

From the fact that Congress did not attach private aiding and abetting liability to any of the express causes of action in the securities Acts, we can infer that Congress likely would not have attached aiding and abetting liability to § 10(b) had it provided a private § 10(b) cause of action.

It's quite possible that they would not have attached the same value, or depth, to a demonstration of the bomb as they did to the actual bombing at Hiroshima, but at least the United States would have been able to fulfill, it seems to me, the requirements of responsibility at that particular time.

It has scarcely been disputed that the giving up of bills drawn on wrong stamps, or a contract on which the Statute of Limitations had attached, would be sufficient consideration: but those cases do not essentially differ from the present.