Sentence examples for could be sold over from inspiring English sources

Surely anything that could be sold over the conventional Internet to PC users could be sold over the mobile Internet to mobile subscribers.

But he said he hoped eventually the product could be sold over the counter.

In a recent survey of 155 pharmacies, 94percentt were aware the drug could be sold legally over the counter and had it available.

I also note what she and others say about the street drugs being traded illegally being stronger and more harmful than those that could be sold "safely" over the counter.

Cannabis could be sold in plain packaging over the counter in specialist, licensed shops to over-18s only, according to an expert panel set up by the Liberal Democrats to examine what a regulated cannabis market in Britain should look like.

BMW declined to estimate what the Hydrogen 7 might cost, but a spokesman, Tom Plucinsky, said it could be sold at a "manageable premium" over the $125,000 gas-only gas-only760Li

Landmarks such as the NEC could be sold to pay legal claims over equal pay totalling more than £1bn, Birmingham City Council has said.

Not until 2006 did the F.D.A. rule, saying that the drug could be sold without a prescription only to women over 18.

Between that time and the repeal of the carbon tax those permits could be sold back at $25.40 each, earning Palmer over $9m.

Some think the Dartford Crossing over the River Thames could be sold; others point to passports and driving licences.

Generalized multiprotocol label switching (GMPLS) enables multiple applications that could be sold as transport-related services.