Sentence examples for would have existing from inspiring English sources

The place would have existing tenants – a small monastery, and the remnants of an MOD research station.

The five meetings in January ended on an acrimonious note after the Palestinian envoy refused to allow an Israeli military official to outline Israel's security requirements and the Israeli envoy offered a vague, verbal formula on territorial issues that would have existing settlement blocs becoming part of Israel, a stance the Palestinians rejected as unacceptable.

The suitable candidate would have existing responsibilities related to HIV service delivery; be likely to encounter client populations who would benefit from HIV counseling and testing (including clients accessing antenatal care or treatment for sexually transmitted infections); and demonstrate interest and professional initiative in this program area.

To do any of this, however, would have contravened existing aggregate contribution limits.

Community advocates are also worried about the effects rezoning would have on existing businesses and neighborhoods.

That made sense, since the mammoth task would have overwhelmed existing government agencies, especially because the waves had swept away many of their staff and offices.

But there has been no public study yet of the impact that such a dense development would have on existing roads and transportation systems.

Under this plan, staff who have rejected the new conditions would have their existing contracts terminated and then be offered a new contract with the new terms.

The plan would have replaced existing health insurance with a statewide program at a cost of as much as $1.7 billion in new taxes the first year.

Just before Christmas, a federal appeals court blocked a new Bush administration rule that would have weakened existing law governing pollution from power plants and other industrial facilities.

The FBI is conducting forensic tests on the bomb as a first step towards discovering whether it would have cleared existing airport scanning systems.