Sentence examples for could have formulated from inspiring English sources

Having raised a taking claim in the state courts, therefore, petitioners could have formulated any argument they liked in support of that claim here.

"If they had the equivalent of the U.S. Treasury, then this treasury could have formulated proposals with the collective objective in mind, rather than 17 national objectives competing with each other," said Garry J. Schinasi, a former official with the International Monetary Fund who now privately advises European central banks and governments.

("Hell is other people". Only a Frenchman could have formulated such a sentiment. Though the line, from his play Huis Clos, which opened during the Occupation, may have been more aimed at les Allemands than les autres).

We have formulated these potential directions as a set of recommendations for which different stakeholders in health RCS could show leadership (Table  5).

They have formulated their own call.

Despite Google's legacy, Twitter and Facebook have formulated advantages.

Chemists have formulated synthetic carpet fibers from petroleum for decades.

For each topic, we have formulated hypotheses.

The cliche about someone having everything to live for could have been formulated for him: he was on the verge of qualifying as a neurosurgeon after a decade of training, and was planning to start a family with his wife, Lucy.

Although it's possible to just make a change and then sit back and observe what happens, that process will inevitably lead to a hypothesis and often the realization that it could have been formulated in advance and tested more precisely.

Many of the misgivings, and hopes, about French leaders we have expressed in the past could have been formulated today.In 1958, we worried about the potential for a French leader to "take all powers into his hands", given the new republic's constitutionally powerful presidency and weak parliament.