Sentence examples for making that could from inspiring English sources

He said the laws were not meant to authorize "fateful decision making" that could emanate from the final-status negotiations.

U.S. negotiators are leaning toward a bilateral and more open approach to rule making that could apply more broadly as a way to improve trade.

For global economic policy making, that could magnify friction on everything from trade to exchange rates and global warming.

In that case, as in this one, the plotters appeared to be self-organizing and self-selecting, but probably received advanced technical advice about bomb making that could defeat aviation security procedures.

Women produce most of the food in the developing world, yet they continue to be denied the education, resources and voice in decision making that could lead to progress.

Another new Israeli venture into genre cinema is Der Mensch, a film in the making that could be the world's first Hasidic Western.

The consensus among analysts is that it is not Modi's policy-making that could give cause for concern, but his potential response to a crisis – particularly if that crisis prompted a wave of nationalist indignation or anger.

Monaco appeared to have the legs, but not the kind of shot-making that could trouble Nadal once he takes charge on his cherished clay.

"We have heard that they are going to engage in rule-making that could impose 'quickie' union elections, perhaps in 5 to 10 days," Mr. Coxson said.

Imagine the decision-making that could come into play at No. 18 on Sunday.

And when the same party, supposedly synonymous with democracy and transparency, is accused by its own members of secretive decision-making, that could spell electoral oblivion.