Sentence examples for would states from inspiring English sources

The question is what rules would states operate under?

Why would states be successful in negotiating principal reductions when the administration has not been able to persuade or compel the banks to do them?

How would states afford hundreds of rangers, officers and administrators to keep the land safe and comply with complicated federal laws on environmental policy and protecting endangered species?

Not only would states face a per capita cap, but the ACA's expansion of Medicaid would be erased, with new restrictions on how states could spend the money on their expansion populations.

The Senate plan would states that three-fourths of the 2 billion tons of the annual offsets available to polluters would come from domestic projects and one-fourth from international efforts.

And why would states across the country, from the period of American slavery to present, pass measures to make it harder for U.S. citizens — particularly black people, women, the elderly, students and people with disabilities — to exercise their fundamental right to cast a ballot?

And so would state employees.

In each case, they would state their preference.

Not so the contractor, who was afraid people would state at him & his men.

You can always include a Future Directions section that would state for the reader the experiments you would propose next!

But Iraq said today that its declaration would state that it has no banned weapons.