Sentence examples for would have sole from inspiring English sources

These plans would have "sole discretion" over what services to cover.

In 1999, she agreed that Mr. Jackson would have sole custody, according to court records.

If the season were to end now, the Bengals would have sole possession of the sixth and final playoff position in the A.F.C.

Judges would have sole authority to send 14 times as many drug felons to treatment under the Assembly bill as they would under the governor's, the report concluded.

In a special session, all senators would be required to be present, and the governor would have sole discretion over what bills are placed on the agenda.

A series of secret meetings, with conversation couched in conditional form ("If the position were to become available... .....), worked out the details: as producer, Wolfe would have sole control, with powers — including hiring and firing — never granted to Akalaitis.

In the original version of the legislation, the Federal Reserve would have had sole responsibility for monitoring systemic risks and systemically risky institutions.

Others dismiss such concerns as unfounded, saying that Mr. Daley, who is to start his new job as early as next week, would not make decisions on policy and would hardly have sole power over who sees the president.

Others dismiss such concerns as unfounded, saying that the chief of staff would not be the decision maker on policy and would hardly have sole power over who has access to the president.

This would mean that national parliaments and courts would no longer have sole control over their criminal-justice systems.

In her new proposal, the fund would no longer have sole control of procedures that could stop claims on a crisis-ridden country.