Sentence examples for likely to be instituted from inspiring English sources

Some developers are increasing the sizes of their lots and decreasing density in anticipation of the changes that are likely to be instituted, Ms. Cooper said.

62. Wenz (2005) argues that Buchanan et al. confuse just societies and real societies, and that insofar as the U.S. departs from the "just and humane society" envisioned by Rawls (in its educational spending, lack of universal health care, etc)., genetic interventions are not likely to be instituted in a just way, whether these involve "health-related" or "desire-related" enhancements.

18 Additionally, a standardised communication method ought to be instituted.

The prompt diagnosis would allow earlier treatment to be instituted.

Atherosclerosis is a disease that begins in childhood; endothelial dysfunction is its earliest detectable manifestation, and primary prevention strategies are likely to be most effective if instituted early.

Required slowdowns will likely be instituted if winds exceed 39 miles per hour.

The procedure is likely to be performed by an institute in Moscow that looks after Lenin's corpse.

Urban women are more likely to go for antenatal care (due to better access to health care facilities) and as such abnormalities are more likely to be detected earlier and appropriate management instituted.

In the case of NICE, only technologies with a significant health benefit, impact on other health-related government policies and/or impact on NHS resources are assessed, where the institute is likely to be able to add value by issuing national guidance.

One area of increased protection that has been instituted by many police departments since Sept. 11 is less likely to be reduced, officials said.

It also found that women are less likely to be promoted out of postdoctoral posts at research institutes.