Sentence examples for could be consulted from inspiring English sources
He and his classmates decided that parents, teachers, elders, friends, and religious leaders could be consulted for advice.
Her do's and don'ts for statesmen were set down in hexameter, and could be consulted only by permission of the Roman Senate.
Magical specialists could be consulted when the problem at hand was too great or complicated to be solved by ordinary magic.
He said that the exclusions would be based on the examination of a physician at the scene, paramedics and police officers, and that the medical examiner could be consulted by phone.
After the contents were collected in that fashion, rules would be applied to screen out Americans' communications in some circumstances and set limits on when the database could be consulted, the report said.
It even tracks down its own ancient ancestor: the Suda, one entry explains, from 10th-century Byzantium, was the first encyclopedia of language, literature and history that could be consulted alphabetically.
The basic idea is that a firm, operating officially and legally, purchases some service — it could be consulting advice, or roof cleaning — from a company that exists only on paper and doesn't, in fact, deliver anything.
The basic idea is that a firm, operating officially and legally, purchases some service it could be consulting advice, or roof cleaning from a company that exists only on paper and doesn't, in fact, deliver anything.
The public could then be consulted about such options in "a new referendum on a new question" followed by a new general election.
The linked databases, they say, could also be consulted by law enforcement agencies, insurance companies, employers and others who would need only an e-mail address to look up a record of an individual's activities on the Web.
According to Wikipedia — which could not be consulted surreptitiously on the iPhone during those early killer Trivial Pursuit competitions — the pair were critical of the kind of thinking that was "indiscriminate enough to confuse the flower of Trivia with the weed of minutiae".
