Sentence examples for procedure which could from inspiring English sources

Napo claims the escalation procedure, which could involve 55,000 offenders a year, will take three to three and a half hours – seven times longer than at present.

Hypothetically, the UK would also face the EC's infringement procedure, which could lead to legal action before the European court of justice and, ultimately, fines.

The commission could then put Italy into something called the "excess deficit procedure," which could eventually lead to fines and sanctions.

An unexpected 'core shell' structure was observed in the melting procedure, which could be explained by the difference of crystallinity between 'core' and 'shell'shell

The capping procedure, which could take up to 10 days, means that the existing "top hat" on the well would have to be removed, allowing oil to flow freely into the sea again.

Should an officer fail to abide by the proper procedure, the trial court may suppress evidence obtained in violation of proper procedure, which could even lead to the suspect's acquittal.

He didn't go over the top but suggested a number of procedures which could be improved.

The plan also calls for a review of the department's safety-checking procedures, which could result in changes in the way inspectors do their job.

As a whole, the study revealed no procedures which could reduce mass retention below that which would be obtained with the slowest allowable constant speed withdrawal.

The panel says there are "conflicting assertions and differing views" on links between PBS and villagisation, the complaints by the refugees and the bank's adherence to its policies and procedures, which could adequately be addressed through an investigation.

"Individuals who report experiencing mathematics anxiety are more likely to disengage from practice with mathematical concepts and procedures, which could have negative long-term economic consequences for them, including fewer career prospects," the authors wrote.