Sentence examples for would have primary from inspiring English sources

Each son would be a trustee on his account along with the original trustees, who would have primary power.

Officials at the Energy Department said Brookhaven Science Associates would have primary responsibility for monitoring the cleanup.

Local police departments and state National Guard units would have primary responsibility for keeping order, but the military would be available to assist.

The pledge that all children globally would have primary education by 2015 – a central millenium development goal – has not been achieved.

If the NCA was allowed to operate in Northern Ireland it would be the only region of the UK where a chief constable would have primary control over its functions.

Ms. Murray is chairwoman of the Budget Committee and would have primary responsibility for turning any broad agreement into a detailed plan for tax and spending policy over the next decade.

A spokesman for Mr. Blair indicated that for the first 90 days after the removal of Mr. Hussein's government, a new team put in place by the United States would likely have primary responsibility for administering Iraq.

But if someone were to slip, say, on the steps at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, or the walkways of the New York Botanical Garden, or the entrance to the Brooklyn Museum, New York City would not have primary liability even though it owns the land.

We live in a free country and I think you'd have to have primary legislation to designate certain bits of iconography as being illegal.

The surviving company would have three primary business lines: pipelines, energy exploration and production.

Targeting those who earn the least would have two primary benefits.