Sentence examples for would not employed from inspiring English sources

Clinton, saying she would not, employed a historical reference meant to remind her listeners that the nomination process had extended into June in previous primary campaigns.

· 38%: the proportion of employers who say they would not employ someone with a mental illness.

Livejournal, the busiest blogging platform in Russia, said it would not employ Cyrillic domains.

Samsung, one of the five big chaebol, long had a rule that it would not employ anybody from that region.

"Research by the RNIB shows that nine out of 10 employers say they would not employ someone with visual impairment.

He said the BBC would not employ the reporters in such a project, but "some form of mechanism" would be needed to oversee it.

Because the bureau would not employ these problematic techniques, our agents who knew the most about the terrorists could have no part in the investigation.

But the White House on Thursday gave Republicans assurances the president would not employ a potent weapon to get what he wants.

He qualified as a solicitor in 1956, but at the time in Glasgow many Protestant firms would not employ a Roman Catholic.

Those who have epilepsy have no income, they have no skills and because of the stigma many employers would not employ them.

Fifa controversially decided to use the seeding system to categorise the teams in the World Cup qualification play-offs, something it previously claimed it would not employ.