Sentence examples for could now form from inspiring English sources
"The purpose of this assessment is to ascertain whether there is any material which could now form evidence in any future criminal prosecution relating to phone hacking," the prosecutors said in a statement.
The purpose of this assessment is to ascertain whether there is any material which could now form evidence in any future criminal prosecution relating to phone hacking". Katherine McKinnell, shadow solicitor general, raised questions about the conduct of the police.
Mr Abdullah and Mr Ghani could now form a power-sharing deal, or choose to go to a second round.
The CPS statement said the assessment would "ascertain whether there is any material which could now form evidence in any future criminal prosecution relating to phone hacking".
"This would also enable you to advise me and assure yourself as to whether there is any existing material which could now form evidence in any future criminal prosecution relating to phone hacking.
What are the possible coalitions that could now be formed?
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Now form the balloon into a heart.
But now forming that alliance could tarnish the LDP, and the JRP may anyway perform badly in July.Other parties will in any case contest the LDP draft.
