Sentence examples for would have modified from inspiring English sources

He hoped to "parry" the call for a second federal convention to consider amendments proposed by several state ratifying conventions, one of which would have modified Congress's wall-to-wall taxing powers.

The Justice Department proposal on the table, people close to the discussions said, would have modified a range of Microsoft's business activities, from its contract deals to sharing information about its technology more openly with personal computer makers and software makers.

This would have modified the estimated likelihood threshold value by.

On Sunday, Venezuelans voted down a plan that would have modified the country's constitution and strengthened Chavez's power.

Johnson said she was "embarrassed" by what was happening and pointedly asked Smith: "If the very scientists and engineers you wrote this bill for want nothing to do with it, why are we even here today?" Knowing he had the votes to reject every Democratic suggestion, Smith chose several freshmen on the committee to speak against individual amendments that would have modified the bill.

This version would have modified and augmented 16 B-52H airframes with additional electronic jamming capabilities.

There are indications that Philoponus would accordingly have modified Aristotle's scheme of the Categories if he had revised his early commentary on that treatise.

Class II = missed major diagnosis that would not have modified ongoing patient care.

It is unlikely that authors would then have modified their inferences, but SF-36 may have strengthened the conclusions.

We nevertheless checked that including this point would not have modified our conclusions but only the probabilities associated with our results.

Among the rules some private companies would like to have modified are those on fair value measurement, the impairment of good will, the consolidation of off-balance-sheet entities, disclosure of uncertain income tax benefits and accounting for stock options.