Sentence examples for it could select from inspiring English sources

"Britain could decide it could select a few developing countries – just a few – [for labour purposes] and that could bring quite serious potential benefits to those countries".

At the Florida Statehouse, the Republican-controlled Legislature said that it could select electors with a resolution that would not require any action by Gov. Jeb Bush.

The N.C.A.A. committee that vets all emerging sports could decide to present both versions to the general membership, it could select only one, or it could ask the two groups to compromise and submit a unified proposal, Ms. Morrison said.

Under certain conditions relating to the quality of the player, however, the team that lost the free agent could draft a player from among those assigned to a compensation pool by their teams, and it could select an amateur draft choice from the signing team.

In the proposed ABBDT approach, it could select the best subset of attributes to maximize the testing accuracy.

Previously, with the Programme Blanc, the panel could reduce the size of individual awards so it could "select a higher number" of proposals for the same money "and thus apply a much higher success rate," Besse explains.

In using (textit{softmax}), agents are more likely to choose the location that maximizes their utility function; however, it is possible they could select a location that is not best given their utility function.

It is clear that we could select a smaller size of the pixels that causes the more exact input about distance from contaminant centers, but a high number of the input pixels impose a limitation for simulating in CANFIS model (ANN software).

An initial RNA-catalysed reaction system needed, in essence, to provide some sort of function, in order that genetics could select for it and improve catalysis and efficiency.

With detailed study into these mechanisms, it is possible that breeders could select plants based on sets of genes, to specify responses to different environments.

Secondly, it is highly unlikely that evolution could select for unicellular organisms that cannot replicate.