Sentence examples for might be consulted from inspiring English sources

Another captain might be consulted; he, too, would find nothing wrong.

In some cases a mufti or muftiya might be consulted, but only a judge can make a legally binding ruling.

There was no suggestion that the Tower Hamlets Labour Party might be consulted, still less that there might be a new ballot….The NEC simply decided ad hoc that it would vote, then and there, between Mr Biggs and, of all people, Mr Abbas, whose accusations could have been, for all the NEC knew about it, a complete tissue of malicious falsehoods….

A humanitarian might be consulted to explain, what would happen if conflict parties engage in crimes against humanity, such as the widespread and systematic illegal appropriation of civilian property through forced displacement, e.g. collapse of the economy, failure of agricultural production, mass displacement, famine, and humanitarian crisis.

A third aspect of the normative culture in MalariaGEN is detailed knowledge of the context of sample collection – or the fact that there is always at least one person in the collaboration who might be consulted about this.

Genomic data about individuals (their genomic 'fingerprint') might be consulted when decisions about prevention and treatment are considered; for example, which vaccine formulation is appropriate, which drugs are likely to be most effective, and what dosage over what period of time.

In the afternoon, you might be consulting from 2pm-4pm, so when you finish writing your notes up, you might finish at 5pm, which is the earliest.

Japan and Poland are both experiencing epidemics of rubella, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued travel warnings suggesting that women who are pregnant or might be consult their doctors before visiting either country.

For prisoners with limited funds, a reputable jailhouse lawyer--one who has a long track record of success--might be consulted (which can often be accomplished for $50 to $300 in commissary items).

Perhaps other airports might like to be consulted before they find themselves on the receiving end of less environmentally attractive planes?

No ground had been broken on many of the proposed dams, but Tercek and his colleagues were getting involved already, because they knew from experience that if they waited to be consulted it might be too late.