Sentence examples for would have inserted from inspiring English sources
[FN112] More recently, however, legislation was proposed, but not enacted, which would have inserted the word "original" into the definition of joint works, thus requiring that each joint author make an original contribution.
If Rivera had been lurking in the bullpen, Scioscia said there would be an "absolute sense of urgency" to score before the Yankees could use Rivera, so he would have inserted a pinch-runner.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 5 If the brighter minds in baseball had plotted their new fangled postseason play with sufficient foresightedness, they would have inserted the proper ingredients of high drama into the script.
The proposed intelligence operation would have inserted a computer "worm" into the facility with the aim of frying Fordo's computer systems — effectively delaying or destroying the ability of Iranian centrifuges to enrich uranium at the site.
At the same time, the challengers feel compelled to concoct a theory for why Congress would have inserted such a strange provision into the ACA in the first place.
The amendment rejected by the Senate on Sunday, proposed by Senator Jim Risch, Republican of Idaho, would have inserted language into the preamble about the importance of tactical weapons.
An AluYg6 would then have inserted along the human lineage, which was then partially converted to AluY.
But even if the bill had started out flawless, the Senate would almost certainly have inserted those flaws, and many many more, before subjecting it to a three-fifths majority cloture requirement which it might well fail.
Other Westerners have inserted provisions that would delay modest but useful efforts to improve the health of the national forests and minimize harmful grazing and mining practices on Federal lands.
The idea is that a treap always looks like the binary search tree you would get if you had inserted the elements in priority order.
In 1992, we reconnected, and a month later, using DNA he'd sent us, we had inserted the protein into E. coli, which turned green when we shined ultraviolet light on it.
