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• Such a policy would not be constitutional.

• What time would it be convenient for me to come round?

• Changing the course of the river would cause serious environmental damage to the whole valley.

• I was curious to know what would happen next.

• The chief's son would inherit all his dominions.

• The president continued by saying that his country was a free country and would always remain so.

• I would like to express my thanks for your kindness.

• She promised faithfully that she would never leave him.

• My dad said he would help with the costs of buying a house.

• We would like to announce the appointment of Julia Lewis as head of sales.

• If she ever left him he would be heartbroken.

• My mother would worry herself to death if she knew what I was doing.

• A nuclear holocaust would leave few survivors.

• If you were offered an overseas posting, would you take it?

• If he forgot to pay his rent, his landlady would send him a reminder.

• Would you like to borrow this book?

• May I conduct you to your table, sir, or would you prefer to have a drink at the bar first?

• Would you like an aisle seat or would you prefer to be by the window?

• Is that enough potato, or would you like some more?

• Someone's at the door - would you answer it please?

• This new computer system would save us a lot of time when doing the accounts.

• Such a policy would enhance the company's profile abroad.

• Thick carpet would reduce the echo in this hallway.

• She would let you use her computer if you asked.

• I wouldn't get involved if I were you.

• He would always begin his lectures with a joke.

• They would often go for a drink together on Wednesdays.

• He would always smoke a cigar after dinner.

• She would often forget where she'd put her glasses.

• He would say that! He's always got a reason for being late.

• I would class her among/with the top ten American novelists.

• I would suggest that you were not adequately prepared for the interview.

• We would describe the standard of the food as poor.

• I'd have hoped for a better choice of wine to go with the meal.

• She'd describe her reaction to the film as one of disappointment.

• If you're unsure of your legal rights, I would check with a lawyer.

• I wouldn't set off at five o'clock. You'll get caught in the rush hour traffic.

• I would add more salt to that.

• I would wear something more formal, if I were you.

• I wouldn't touch that, it's hot.

• He came to see you. Why else would he come?

• Why would he run away from the scene of the crime if he wasn't guilty?

• Why would you drive, when you could take the train?

• Why would anyone do such a thing?

• They must have split up. Why else would he be moving out?

• In that case the grammar would have a phonotactic filter permitting /0/ to form nuclei only with single-x nonconsonantal melodies.

• Using this medium, we originally planned to provide a sound treatment of side-effects that would be more effective than systematic residualization.

• In successive stages extremely long plans were formed of which probably only the newest phase(s) would have been in use.

• What would happen if these plans were implemented?

• If a player's type can be made common knowledge, rational egoists would not survive.

• Hence, it is difficult to explain why players would conceive of the simultaneous move game in sequential terms.

• This would provide a qualitative description of the mixing of single-particle and collective effects.

• Only quick action would transfer people from relief to work as the president wanted.

• The maps deal with climate and emphasise special features relating to rainfall, winds,- etc., which would riot be shown in an ordinary topographical atlas.

• In such a framework, there would seem to be no reason not to include social meaning along with 'ordinary' semantics and pragmatics.

• Thus, the spending of the new pesticide tax proceeds, to a great extent, would redistribute money from conventional to organic farming.

• Thus, for an intensive cropping system, external sources of decomposed organic matter addition would be a better option.

• For her project to succeed fully, she would need to be able to vindicate both her historical and philosophical claims.

• Physically, this 6 has the effect of a long-wavelength modulation to the system which would be the same for all the interaction coefficients.

• Thus, even if we were measuring the correct symptoms, we could expect that our purely categorical disease would be hidden within a continuous symptom distribution.