Sentence examples for would have sabotaged from inspiring English sources

Malaysia Airlines has said it did not believe Zaharie would have sabotaged the plane and colleagues were incredulous.

In the plot's final stages, the commandos would have sabotaged SABC, the publicly funded national broadcasting network, and seized fuel depots and the South Africa mint, which was to be converted from striking coins to producing weapons.

Last summer, Representative Cresent Hardy, a Nevada Republican, offered an amendment to an appropriations bill that would have sabotaged the Antiquities Act, curtailing a President's ability to create national monuments.

Malaysia Airlines officials did not believe he would have sabotaged the flight.

Sunday Review, Page 10 SABOTAGING A CRIME BILL Republican senators have sabotaged the National Criminal Justice Commission Act, which would be an essential step toward major criminal justice reform.

In fact Jal and Coomy have sabotaged their own residence, pretending there was a flood, to make sure he wouldn't return.

This year, they have sabotaged themselves repeatedly.

Others have sabotaged their careers by trying to justify themselves.

"I suspect that's why they have sabotaged it".

The documents show for the first time that rather than acting as a passive party to the tax schemes of its clients, HSBC Suisse proactively contacted clients to market techniques that would have effectively sabotaged the tax treaty deal.

Conventionally, using schemes like IEEE 802.11e, LP traffic would have been sabotaged by a small population of HP traffic which would have conventionally squeezed the majority of network resources to ensure its high performance.