Sentence examples for stage it could from inspiring English sources
Depending on how the case develops from its preliminary stage, it could offer the Supreme Court a vehicle for revisiting its conclusion in a 1976 campaign finance case, Buckley v. Valeo, that spending limits are an unconstitutional infringement on the right of political speech.
At the design stage, it could be possible, if global models for several sets of systems are available to compare several systems, and then to choose the best ratio between comfort improvement and energetic cost.
Although climate-change experts hope that new technology will deliver a way to capture and store carbon dioxide produced by coal plants, that technology remains in the pilot stage; it could take another decade before it is proven.
"For a private team at this stage it could be quite risky, because not only is it quite expensive, because it is still early days for it in terms of development, but also reliability would be crucial," he said.
But the lawsuit is distinct in significant ways from parallel legal actions and – if it is not dismissed outright at an early stage – it could add significantly to public knowledge, at least, about Trump campaign activities and Russian election tampering, legal experts said.
And even if the $14.5 billion is reinstated at a later stage, it could still be stalled through the introduction of extraneous issues or attempts to attach impossible conditions to its approval.The biggest and most outrageous such issue is wholly unrelated: abortion.
On the page – I've never seen it staged – it could not be more of a period piece if it tried.
Whole Foods Market said it was pleased to be adding a second store in Brooklyn, but since it was still early in the planning stages, it could not release more information.
And the next time the Metropolitan Opera mounts Prokofiev's rarely staged masterpiece "War and Peace," as it did this season with a cast of 346 and a breathtaking $3 million staging, it could put it on with a chorus of high school volunteers in the park, so no less-well-endowed opera company will feel outstripped.
But staging it could also create ill will among donors, arts experts say, especially since the fictionalized portrait of Disney in "The Perfect American" has been criticized as unfair and inaccurate.
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