Sentence examples for would have structured from inspiring English sources

Had it been otherwise, KBR would have structured its defences accordingly.

But Yahoo never would have structured a deal this way on its own.

My prescription for a new NHS would have structured career breaks; doctors could be redeployed in teaching, policy, research or management where their skills and experience could feed back into the UK's healthcare system.

Once the volume had been set, it rarely changed, and Mr. Stewart didn't seem to want to vary the shading behind each soloist, which would have structured the performances.

The bill that House Democrats originally proposed included a fairly robust public option that would have structured payments for doctors and health care providers at a rate modified from the one used by Medicare.

These dresses would have structure.

Presumably these would have structures 12a and 12b (Scheme 6), formed in the last step (j) of the synthesis.

Some authors suggested that organizations may require a whole new organizational structure, which would have conventional structures transformed to support a knowledge culture [ 82, 83].

He added the policy would have to be structured so that low income pensioners were not penalised, adding: "The structure of the tax is important".

The larger the effect indels per unit have on structures, the smaller the visible effects substitutions per unit would have on structures.

Given their respective enterprise values (Colgate at US$45bn and Reckitt at US$39bn), we believe any combination would have to be structured as a merger.