Sentence examples for it could be introduced from inspiring English sources

He meant to say it could be introduced by the end of this year.

But he said he did not believe it could be introduced by 12 September.

If the experiment is judged a success it could be introduced to the professional game.

It could be introduced to the latter to re-create the former by means of the potash.

In a 1985 memo, he suggested it could be introduced in Scotland first as "a trailblazer for the real thing".

The commission suggests that it could be introduced then in a less stringent form, by including, for example, a standing charge for emergency capacity.

But this time next year, it could be introducing its own smartphone.

In preparation for the coalition's replacement Priority School Building Programme, the construction company Wates has already trademarked four templates for new or converted schools, which, it argues, could be introduced anywhere.

But it still could be introduced as an amendment when the bill is considered by the full Senate this spring or when the House and Senate versions are resolved before being sent to the president.

Just how the two bears interact will be closely watched because if they hit it off, Meatball could be introduced to the existing habitat on an interim basis while his new facility is built.

Mr Penning said he hoped the marker could be introduced but it was important that when it was introduced, it was effective.