Sentence examples for blueprint that could from inspiring English sources

It hopes to come up with a blueprint that could help large companies use textile waste in creative ways.

You sort it out.Having already changed plans twice, Mr Bremer is wary of preparing yet another blueprint that could become obsolete almost as soon as it is published.

Manchester's plans for devolved health and social care have been hailed as a blueprint that could rescue the NHS from its cash crisis.

"This is a blueprint that could conceivably enable terrorists to inexpensively create human pathogens," Congressman Dave Wheldon said at the time.

The Senate is considering a budget blueprint that could set aside up to $40 billion for Medicare drug benefits over the next five years.

Delegations of technical experts from both countries attended, in order to draw-up a blueprint that could reliably ensure that Syria relinquished its chemical weapons.

Earlier this year a scandal erupted in which a CCP employee in Band of Brothers (known far and wide as BOB) was found to have improperly given his group technical blueprints that could have helped decide the war.

Next week, congressional budget bosses will unveil spending blueprints that could call for further reductions in food stamp spending.

The Jack Bruce story conforms so closely to the blueprint that it could have been the blueprint if anyone had got around to writing it sooner.

He is also the inventor of the Liberator, a gun made almost entirely from plastic pieces created with a 3-D printer; he uploaded to the Internet a blueprint that anyone could use to print such a gun.

It hopes to create a blueprint that large companies could use as a map for creatively using textile waste.