Sentence examples for processes that would be from inspiring English sources

"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.

"If by the transitional deal the chancellor means a period of implementation of different processes that would be absolutely normal in any new arrangements," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

While the care was excellent, she was given virtually no information about the people she would meet, the hospital environments she would be treated in or the technology and processes that would be used in her treatment.

From there, wishing to gain a better understanding of the processes that would be needed to make efficient biomass energy production a reality, he enrolled as a graduate student in engineering at Dartmouth College's Thayer School of Engineering, finishing his MS there in 1984 and his PhD in 1987.

The insertion mechanism is a surprising prediction that points to the growth process that would be operational in pristine graphene.

If the Nets pick up a strong Russian fan base in the process, that would be nice, too, he said.

It is completely untenable that [the current permanent residency process for non-EU citizens] could be the process that would be in place for EU citizens.

Congolese officials said they would disarm and demobilize more than 12,000 guerrillas in a process that would be verified by the United Nations.

"If it would have the impact of assisting in some sort of reasonable movement of the peace process, that would be a good thing," he said.