Sentence examples for practices that could from inspiring English sources

"I said once he made enough practices, that could probably be worked out".

"There are right places and ways to do this and practices that could minimize issues like viral outbreaks," he said.

An investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority found providers offered contract terms and practices that could breach consumer law.

Nor does the settlement resolve a Justice Department criminal investigation into the same accounting practices that could bring criminal charges against Bristol-Myers or its employees.

The department has been the subject of intense scrutiny since January, when the Guardian revealed it used outdated testing practices that could diminish lead detected in water.

NHS England has published an anonymised list of 98 "outlier" practices that could lose more than £3 per patient per year.

So that's one area where I think there are a lot of resources and best practices that could be brought bear, if state and local governments are receptive.

Under the bill, federal regulators would write new rules to prevent "inappropriate or imprudently risky compensation practices" that could threaten the safety and soundness of major financial institutions.

I volunteered to work with him both as a consultant on alternative medical practices that could help cardiac patients and as a healer.

Louise Hutchins, a campaigner at Greenpeace welcomed the commission's rebuke to practices that could allow lobbyists to pose as government representatives.

The data also highlights practices that could facilitate the spread of the bacteria campylobacter, the most common cause of food poisoning in the UK.