Sentence examples for would have final from inspiring English sources

The confederations were to be unified under a ministry of corporations that would have final authority.

The proposal would be the subject of public hearings, and the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission would have final approval.

The archbishop would have final say in the appointment of new board members, and, significantly, Mr. Bozek would leave the church.

The process would be overseen by the mayor's Office of Contracts, which would have final say over the allocations, with input from the speaker and the Council.

Under that bill, Mr. Rumsfeld and his managers would have final word on the merit, demerit and pay raises of workers, who would have minimal recourse to appeal.

Mr. Ruffalo explained that he and Ms. Ryan were "given reassurances beforehand" that they would have final say on what was shown in "In the Cut".

Walsh would still have final authority on all personnel decisions, while Thomas would be relegated to a more advisory role.

The offside appeals went unheeded but Balotelli, at last, would have the final word.

The fans would have the final say.

Jeter would have a final at-bat.

Morris would have the final say, however.