Sentence examples for could be implemented only from inspiring English sources
The court subsequently placed limitations on Swann when it ruled in Milliken v. Bradley (1974) that mandatory busing across school district boundaries could be implemented only where it could be shown that districts had enacted policies that caused the original segregation.
Lippmann argued that Kennan's strategy of containment was "a strategic monstrosity" that could "be implemented only by recruiting, subsidizing and supporting a heterogeneous array of satellites, clients, dependents, and puppets".
Another recurring theme was that many participants viewed the HIV testing methods as a set that could be implemented only as a bundle, as opposed to individual testing methods that could be used individually or jointly as needed.
However, taking into consideration that the high selective pressure could be implemented only in the case of functional importance of the PyrTriTy3-2 or NecHaemTy3-4, HT looks more preferable for the explanation of the described case.
Subscription services could be implemented not only in the United States but also in most of the developed world.
This work paves the way towards the development of a computational protocol that could be implemented not only for rationalizing synthetic efforts but also for design of high-performance organic transport materials.
The commission says the new structure would help slow the rapid increase in government childcare payments, now costing the federal government more than $7bn a year and it could be implemented without only "minimal" need for additional government funding.
In other words, the proposed adaptive scheme could be implemented with only minor increase in system complexity.
This suggests that, in the case of urate oxidase, crystallization could be implemented not only for polishing or concentration during the last steps of purification, but also as an initial capture step, with minimal changes to the current process.
Fifth, no physiologic test was performed to guide randomization (i.e., predictive enrichment: HFNC could have been implemented only in patients who have decreased respiratory rate after 30 min of treatment).
