Sentence examples for would have revised from inspiring English sources

Monteverdi went to the trouble and expense of preparing a new manuscript with revisions; had he had more time, he informed Striggio, he would have revised the work more thoroughly.

But he now says that had he seen the New York study, "I would have revised that estimate downward".

Mr. Bloomberg's proposal would have revised the city charter to eliminate party primaries in favor of a two-stage, nonpartisan system.

I'd love to know whether Rylan would have revised his opinion of fame had the witch-hunt kept going, but instead a "turning point" intervened.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg used his veto power for the first time yesterday on a measure that would have revised term limits and given eight City Council members an extra two years in office.

An unsuccessful bill proposed by Gov. George E. Pataki in 2000 would have revised the law to allow crime victims to sue convicts for money and property from any source.

To promote the new urbanist version of urban design, cities would have revise municipal zoning laws and development policy from top to bottom.'[16] This points to the need for public policy recommendations explicitly designed to favor complementing forms of communal attachments.

By half-time anyone who dismissed Pardew's hiring of Eddie Jones, the England rugby union head coach, to issue Palace with a pep talk this week as a mere publicity stunt, would almost certainly have revised their opinion.

Ministers originally thought in 2010 that 28% of student loans would never be repaid and have revised this upwards several times.

The health care sector continued to grapple with uncertainty over how new legislation would affect business, and some firms have revised their outlook.

If the U.S. government had not come down hard on emissions, maybe the auto industry would have not revised its production standards.