Sentence examples for would not break up from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron said the Government would not break up "efficient and integrated" care but improve it.

In retrospect, though, cracks in the Soviet Union were (it is argued) becoming evident as early as the late 1960s, although it would not break up until 1991.

For a major policy speech it lacked any policies and was full of passionate statements that Labour was the only party that would not break up the NHS.

Giambi's departure would not break up the Athletics because they have an abundance of talented young players, many of them signed through their arbitration years.

While it would lead to higher capital requirements, stricter regulation and new limits on risk-taking by banks, it would not break up any large banks, as some critics from the left have urged.

To "maintain the integrity of this historic building," Mr. Bialek said he was willing to rent only to a single-use commercial tenant and would not break up the theater for multiple users.

Shareholders suspect that management wouldn't break up the banks in a risk-reducing way.

All along, partly out of sheer contrarianism, I have stood with the minority of commentators who believed that the euro zone wouldn't break up — that European policymakers would eventually find a way to muddle through.

"But frustratingly, despite all this, he wouldn't break up with me and kept reassuring me that he loved me for who I was.

Trump wants to deport all immigrants in the U.S. illegally — an estimated 11 million people — but says he wouldn't break up families because their families would be deported too.

Some would prefer not break up with them over the phone because it can make them sadder than it would in person.