Sentence examples for procedure that could from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shirk said Mr. Peña Nieto had been quietly trying to address judicial reform by pushing for a new federal code of criminal procedure that could help solve the procedural issues that led to Mr. Caro Quintero's release.

It opens a procedure that could end in the country's expulsion from the organisation.

Countries thought to be at risk could find themselves in an "excessive imbalance procedure" that could also lead to sanctions.

In the days before Google this was a demanding procedure that could be relied upon to fray tempers on both sides.

If that process fails, Mr. Ruh said, the government would then begin an administrative procedure that could result in fines of up to $11,600 per violation.

He is reluctant to recommend for a young and active patient any procedure that could be complicated or undone — chips dislodged, say — in the course of ordinary roughhousing.

Instead, he is frantically trying to bring his wife to New York to undergo a surgical procedure that could save her life.

It has ignored the warnings of over 100 scientists worldwide and given permission for a procedure that could have damaging far-reaching implications for human beings".

Jason Kidd, the Nets' point guard, had micro-fracture surgery on his left knee yesterday, a procedure that could sideline him into the regular season.

Her group wants Yale to agree to a polling procedure that could result in union recognition for graduate students like their counterparts at New York University.

Efforts to contain the spill continued Wednesday, but a procedure that could possibly shut the well off completely will not be ready until next week, officials said.