Sentence examples for would not transmit from inspiring English sources

If I were an employee I would not transmit another e-mail until I looked at the company's e-mail policy".

He repeated that the Bank wanted to be certain that the fund management industry would not transmit risks across the financial system.

A. The body of a person who died from plague would not transmit the disease to another person unless that person had been in contact with lymph nodes, respiratory tissues or bodily secretions soon after the death or had encountered a body that was frozen and then thawed, said Dr. Roy M. Gulick, chief of infectious disease at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center.

Until the recent release of the iPhone's 3.0 software, though, iPhones wouldn't transmit in the Bluetooth stereo format needed to play songs in their full aural glory.

(Nobody could give this poor woman a broom?) Maybe the baseball rules I had learned from my parents wouldn't transmit so seamlessly to my own boy here on the other side of the globe.

However, 16 of the 19 clusters involved patients infected with different coinfecting types, implying that interhuman transmission was less likely (either the donor would have not transmitted both types or the receptor would have acquired one type elsewhere, or both).

P4P's solar panels would not only transmit needed electricity along this water corridor, it would also save the state 13 MILLION gallons of water per mile, by reducing evaporation.

"I absolutely would've started therapy back in 2003 if I'd known that I could not transmit the virus if I was undetectable".

The April 2009 document said that, in the absence of any existing methodology to study the problem, EDF should "prepare an internal document" on possible solutions, that would "not be transmitted to the A.S.N".

The prank email on 1 April stated that, in a drive to improve work-life balance in a notoriously demanding industry, email would "not be transmitted" between 11pm and 6am, at weekends or while staff were on holiday.

These are similar to the most trivial cases with the sole difference that the arguments would not have transmitted justification depending on given evidence from their premises to their conclusion even if (i) or (ii) had been satisfied).