Sentence examples for implemented that could from inspiring English sources

If implemented, that could make the entire system much worse than it is now.

"New graduation and eligibility criteria should be developed and implemented that could consider population, state commitment, proposal success rates per faculty member, total research funding, progress to date, and financial need".

First, we can ask our elected officials, who value transparency, if there are government policies that could be implemented that could catalyze greater sharing of this data.

They claim that if a certain decision or policy is implemented, that could in and of itself be morally acceptable, causal mechanisms will be put in motion that will unavoidably lead to making other, much more morally dubious, decisions.

The present study demonstrates deficiencies in the Sweat Rate Index (specifically that it recommends restrictions that are impractical or impossible to implement) that could be improved through modifications of the index or implementation of new methodologies.

23 The findings of this study suggest that patients trust the judgement of their GP; as such, there are a number of small changes that GPs could implement that could make a large difference to patients and potentially increase their stool sample returns.

He could have chosen to pick out a few easily implemented policies that could be enacted in a way that is targeted, temporary and timely.

The lawmakers have passed some bills and have discussed taking other measures, but they have not yet implemented changes that could bring immediate relief to the overtaxed power system.

He says he cut VAT in the PBR because he could implement that almost immediately.

The track completely changes, and we wanted to make sure we could implement that in the game.

Over the past decade, successive changes to welfare have missed a chance to implement reforms that could lift poor Australian families out of poverty.