The phrase "agencies which could be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential or hypothetical agencies in a context where their existence or role is uncertain.
Example: "There are several agencies which could be involved in the investigation, depending on the jurisdiction."
Alternatives: "agencies that might be" or "agencies that could potentially be".
Epic lawyers also argue the original order is unconstitutional because it gives too much power to federal agencies, which could be abused to interfere in other areas of government.
Stanley referred to a carefully-worded statement to the Commons by William Hague on 18 March, when the then foreign secretary said the UK would immediately suspend licences just for items "destined for units of the Russian armed forces or other state agencies which could be or are being deployed against Ukraine".
In March, then Foreign Secretary William Hague told MPs: "The UK will now, with immediate effect, suspend all extant licences and application processing for licences for direct export to Russia for military and dual-use items destined for units of the Russian armed forces or other state agencies which could be or are being deployed against Ukraine".
Mike Hampton has not filed for free agency, which could be a sign that his agent, Mark Rodgers, is waiting for an offer from the Mets.
The move would save some $80 million, the agency said, which could be redirected to higher priority missions.
Collins says NIH is also optimistic about a so-called omnibus bill funding all agencies in 2012, which could be passed in the coming weeks.
"I remember the kidnapping of an entire Catholic mass service, the explosion of an airplane in mid-air, and the bomb that blew up the DAS [Administrative Department of Security, Colombia's former security agency] headquarters, which could be heard all over Bogota," Bahamón told HuffPost Mexico.
He also claimed that federal agencies operate 6,100 data centers which could be "consolidated" and migrated to the cloud, though did not offer any immediate specifics about what that process would entail or how to keep that whole cloud thing secure.
Then the agency would set a price, "which could be so high, I don't even want to speculate," he said.
Dr. ElBaradei is eager to resolve all of the outstanding questions before he issues his next report to the agency's 35-member board, which could be as early as the end of next week.
But in a recent interview with the BBC, Jalaluddin Haqqani's son and its current leader, Sirajuddin Haqqani, has said there have "never been contacts by intelligence agencies of other countries (including Pakistan) which could be effective for us".
