Sentence examples for possible concept from inspiring English sources

"That is a possible concept — that there is an ombudsman when you are committing crimes against humanity," said Martin Arpo, superintendent of Security Police Board, the police and intelligence service in Estonia responsible for investigating war crimes.

And his decision to ask Transport for London to invite several world class designers to pitch for the design of a pedestrian footbridge on the South Bank showed no favour to Heatherwick Studio, it simply showed his desire to ensure the very best possible concept was found".

A possible concept to meet this demand is that of functionally graded materials (FGMs).

Generality is sometimes achieved by increasing the size of the vocabulary in order to include any possible concept.

Thus, it provides epistemic reflections and insights into a new possible concept for scientific criticism of foresight quality criteria.

The "as much as possible" concept for make-up air should not be considered regarding the research results.

("Ignore all possible concepts and possibilities"; "Just make it, babe").

His blunt, sometimes caustic words ("Ignore all possible concepts and possibilities," "just make it, babe, make it") unfurl in a stop-and-start accumulation of phrases.

"We're regularly approached by and undertake discussions with third parties about possible concepts and ideas for future National Lottery games," said a spokesman for Camelot.

After tossing around about six possible concepts, they settled on a book based on the diaries of a character named Tabitha Lenox, a 300-year-old witch.

When exploring possible concepts for the play, Tom and I often found our ideas worked for two of the three worlds, but that the solution to all three of them kept eluding us.