Sentence examples for could mean anyone from inspiring English sources
That last could mean anyone born in America, in contrast to "Naturalized Americans," citizens born elsewhere.
Steve Webb, the pensions minister, first pledged "a full-frontal assault" on charges that could mean anyone saving £100 a month losing £160,000 over a lifetime.
But in practice somewhat ironically severing the formal link with Strasbourg could mean anyone seeking to bring a case under the European Convention of Human Rights would have to go all the way to Strasbourg to be heard (rather than having a go through the British court system first).
But in practice – somewhat ironically – severing the formal link with Strasbourg could mean anyone seeking to bring a case under the European Convention of Human Rights would have to go all the way to Strasbourg to be heard (rather than having a go through the British court system first).
Moreover, the countries who will make these "contributions" are merely "those who are ready"—which could mean anyone or no one.Behind these weasel words lies a split unresolved after many years between developing and rich countries.
At what point could "enemy" mean anyone who doesn't like us? Can it mean us ourselves, at moments when we think that something has gone wrong, and has to be exposed?
Does that mean anyone could have shot Mohamed Reda? "In some cases with demonstrations, you can tell there was an exchange of fire from both sides.
But just because they all could play for hours didn't mean anyone did.
In last year's dispute, a broad coalition of civil rights groups and free-speech advocates urged the court to recognize the First Amendment implications of essentially criminalizing the making of rap music and what an adverse ruling could mean for what anyone can say on the Internet.
That could mean extending its technology to anyone in a self-serve platform that could be used by anyone, not just major brands and publishers.
ANCHORAGE — The wrinkles of a write-in campaign in an Alaskan election could mean it takes weeks before anyone knows whether Senator Lisa Murkowski pulled off a political miracle.
