Sentence examples for would have petitioned from inspiring English sources

Surely, someone would have petitioned by now to have the name of a Soviet spy and traitor to the United States removed from the New York City streetscape.

If they could have their way, they would have petitioned the league to switch their statistics around from the 20-inning game Saturday when Rodriguez earned the victory and Pelfrey the save.

IF the Red Sox and the Yankees had been thinking ahead, they would have petitioned Major League Baseball for permission to play Game 2 of the American League Championship yesterday afternoon.

Some Native Hawaiian groups had petitioned against the project, arguing that it would defile the mountain's sacred summit.

But it would have to petition a body of regulators for authority over other nonbank financial companies.

It could enforce such rules against nonbank mortgage companies, mainly loan originators or servicers, but it would have to petition a body of regulators for authority over payday lenders and other nonbank financial companies.

The person the department appointed to handle Mr. Brown's affairs, Marcus Brown (no relation), listed his occupation as a "cabinet specialist" and has a high school education; the family said he informed them that they would have to petition him for purchases.

Lawyers who were asked their view of the matter differed, a labor lawyer saying he believed the contract clause would stand up, a management lawyer saying he thought the players would have to petition the court for relief from the automatic stay before they could become free.

And to get off of this list, one would have to petition state supreme court judges.

The 28-year-old Rodriguez, who spent Wednesday night at Citi Field in police custody, was also told by O'Donoghue that he would have to petition family court for access to his children.

If there are technological advances, he would have to petition to change those".