Sentence examples for may be disposed of from inspiring English sources

The implications of this are staggering: the weighty, complex determination whether a person acted reasonably and justifiably in using deadly force may be disposed of by a police officer's impressions.

"In the first case, the income is uncertain and limited in duration; sickness or death destroys it and old age diminishes it; in the other, the source of income continues; the income may be disposed of during a man's life and it descends to his heirs.

Large pets such as dogs, ponies, potbellied pigs, large pythons, or others will probably require burial, whereas small pets like red-eared sliders, goldfish, Colubridae snake, or small birds may be disposed of with less effort.

Loose change may be disposed of in the compost bin.

Thereafter the unwanted present may be disposed of, preferably given away.

If a failure occurs during application, the damaged condom may be disposed of and a new condom applied before intercourse begins – such failures generally pose no risk to the user.

"I would ask the political economist who may be disposed to scan this kind of legislation too closely," said Cross in 1874, "to remember that there is a maxim which is as true of nations as of individuals – that health is actually wealth".

But a train allows insight into a destination, peering into a nation's backyards as it runs unfettered through country and city, transporting a cross-section of locals and travellers, some of whom may be disposed to talk – even if it's just on a mobile phone.

Boxes must be disposed of immediately.

It has been proposed that the harvested Cd-rich plant materials associated with Cd phytoextraction may be disposed by incineration or pyrolysis, both of which allow the recycling of bottom ashes as fertilizers (Keller et al., 2005).

Privately, sources anticipate that tyre prints taken from the laybys where some of the bodies were disposed of may provide the first clues.