Sentence examples for would only establish from inspiring English sources

"If I brought a man along, the customers would only establish eye contact with him, even though I was the representative of the company, and doing the talking," she said.

The dean took advice from the historian Lord Blake and an Oxford archaeology professor, Edward Hall, who said carbon dating of a sample from the late 15th century would only establish the accuracy of the bones within plus or minus 50 years.

CBO's analysis confirms earlier analysis by the Breakthrough Institute that revealed the climate legislation would only establish a non-binding emissions target, not a binding cap on emissions in covered sectors.

However in the absence of overwhelming evidence to rule out malignancy we felt that radical orchiectomy would not only establish our working diagnosis, but also rule out the possibility of testicular neoplasia.

She argued that any trading deal with India would only be established if it was a "win-win" for both countries, and warned that the statement on Indians being returned would "not go down well".

Under its radical scheme, power would be vested in the 108-strong assembly and a ministerial executive would only be established with the agreement of a weighted majority of unionists and nationalists.

The new Constitution would become operational only when ratified by at least nine states (three-quarters of the thirteen states), and would only be established between the states ratifying it.

But in a statement released Tuesday, the university said, "Such a center would only be established and funded after rigorous academic and ethical review, and only if its goals are consistent with the University's educational and research missions, and its research is determined to be conducted to the appropriate stringent standards".

In practice, the criteria for labelling genetically-modified foods would only be established after this directive had been adopted and would be worked out by the Commission.

But even if LLRR individuals of both sexes regularly produced LR gametes, Christiansen's [ 40] model predicts that a stable tetraploid population would only be established under a more than a twofold increase in survival or reproductive output of both male and female LLRR.

The new stylus is something that only established users would notice.