Sentence examples for could be collected through from inspiring English sources

According to the comptroller's office, up to $200 million of the more than $1 billion that scofflaws owe the city could be collected through the amnesty.

It is also unknown whether upward of 35,000 barrels a day could be collected through the choke and kill lines, as there is nothing in the wellhead to divert the flow into these lines.

Having raised top rates as part of a year-end fiscal accord that let the Bush-era tax cuts expire on high incomes, Democrats have said additional revenues could be collected through limiting deductions and other tax breaks for the affluent.

With the worth of the complexes now well below the 2006 sale price — one recent appraisal put the value at $1.9 billion — most investors and analysts say a greater sum could be collected through a conversion in which many tenants agreed to buy their apartments.

Critics contend the data could be collected through non-lethal means.

So the underpayment for 2012-13, and your ongoing in-year liability, could be collected through your tax code in 2014-15.

Currently, there is no recommended method for collecting morbidity data, with GPELF suggesting that it could be collected either through dedicated surveys, during baseline surveys, when enumerating households during mass drug administration (MDA) for LF (assuming it is ongoing) or integrated into disability surveys conducted by non-governmental organisations [ 1].

We demonstrated this idea by packing chimeric fibrils into a microcolumn and found that the substrate could be readily pumped in and the product could be collected in the flow-through.

Although our simple model does not explicitly capture the function of the system and the effects of scaling up, it has the advantages that it could be applied to any limiting staff category, to any country, is based on data that is routinely collected or that could be collected relatively easily through surveys, and contributes to the understanding of what factors are critical for ART provision.

This potentially very valuable evidence could be collected, for instance, through structured interviews with CBI managers.

The necessary data could be collected relatively inexpensively through crowdsourcing using people's cell phones, Neitzel says: "We have a minicomputer in our pockets, every one with a microphone, and existing software platforms can compile noise data".