Sentence examples for would have formally from inspiring English sources

After the defeat of the proposals that would have formally transformed Venezuela into a socialist state, Mr. Chávez vowed to continue pressing for many of the measures.

Local officials have rejected a proposal that would have formally recognised the location on the cover of the rappers' 1989 album, Paul's Boutique.

General Baduel, speaking at a news conference here on Monday, said "the people did not propose one comma or period to the text" of the defeated proposals, which would have formally created a socialist state.

Capital reserves at all three were uncomfortably close to the level where they would have been formally asked to either raise more capital or reduce risk.

Long dismissed as terrorist outlaws by Israel and the United States, Hamas would have been formally recognized as a force with which to be reckoned and negotiated.

Although the European Council -- composed primarily of the heads of E.U. governments -- unanimously approved ACTA in December, for the Union to be a party to the treaty, all 27 member countries would have to formally ratify it.

To labour the point, the government, as 80% shareholder in RBS, would have to formally approve any desire by RBS to pay 200% bonuses to its top people.

EU tax commissioner Algirdas Semeta told the finance ministers that seven countries have formally said they would support the introduction of a small levy on financial trading.

However, none have formally declared their intentions.

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Initially, officials here said an amnesty would have to be formally approved before troops would arrive.