Sentence examples for perhaps be implemented from inspiring English sources

US diplomatic cables from that time reported that "many Jamaicans … felt the death penalty should remain on the books, and perhaps be implemented with greater frequency … ".

In a later media interview published in The Straits Times on 8 May 1994, Lee said: Lee suggested that such a change should perhaps be implemented "in 15 to 20 years" if Singapore's birth rate had not increased, as policies might then be disproportionately influenced by people aged 60 and over.

While a slightly higher blood glucose target (5 to 8 mmol/l) appears to be more beneficial during the first week, lower blood glucose levels (3.5 to 6.5 mmol/l) perhaps should be implemented during the first week.

To conclude, we believe that SCG3, SCG2 and DDC could represent useful additional biomarkers in NET diseases, and that they perhaps should be implemented in the standard diagnostic panel of NE biomarkers.

One of the use cases was archival storage, but perhaps it could be implemented with storage devices as well (like the Seagate approach).

Perhaps a system should be implemented in Spain to evaluate each one of these two institutions separately, allowing for the recognition of the specific amount of research time available to their respective members.

Rather, the question is how Asian countries can help create a new global system along with the West.Many aspects of western market capitalism need to be incorporated into the new system, and in this context reform--perhaps even revolution needs to be implemented quickly.

This would be a fun experiment, and perhaps effective, but seems unlikely to be implemented.

You reference a chloride ion transport study in your paper and perhaps the approach taken previously could be implemented to solidify your conclusions about the clcA mutants.

Effectiveness can perhaps also include criteria that cannot be implemented in a quantitative form in site selection or spatial prioritisation (Chape et al., 2005; Knight et al., 2011 a ).

Perhaps because the feature doesn't seem to be implemented across the board.