Sentence examples for processes that would from inspiring English sources

We told them we could introduce processes that would reduce those costs," said Earle.

"The normal review processes that would keep track of him didn't".

In July, a new European Union law will ban "processes that would change the genetic identity of human organisms" and may revoke the patent.

The corps wants to replace this with processes that would vary depending on the type of project and with other permits that would vary from region to region.

I think now there are processes that would encourage you to express your grief and to reach some reconciliation with it.

Some of the report's harshest criticism was directed at Columbia itself, for not having clear processes that would have allowed earlier action on faculty and student complaints.

Businesses too should first look for systems and processes that would benefit from the computing power of the cloud to improve existing capabilities.

"One possible consequence of revalidation … is that some doctors may choose to leave the system rather than undergo appraisal and revalidation processes that would be new to them.

China, India, and Pakistan have not yet imagined the sorts of confidence-building and arms control processes that would be required to reverse their nuclear build ups.

"The British government has obtained from the Jordanian government assurances not just in relation to the treatment of Qatada himself, but about the quality of the legal processes that would be followed throughout his trial.

The statement, called the Monaco Declaration, said increasing acidity was interfering with the growth and health of shellfish and eating away at coral reefs, processes that would eventually affect marine food webs generally.