Sentence examples for statement which could from inspiring English sources

Opponents of the pipeline are pressing for an environmental impact statement, which could delay the project for several years.

The IFS report said Hammond had two big decisions to make in the autumn statement which could set the direction for his chancellorship.

However, Osborne announced further cuts in his last autumn statement which could cut its budget to just below £32bn by 2014-15, lowering the "baseline".

Without that report, the state will not meet a deadline this month to issue a new environmental impact statement, which could require it to start the regulatory process all over again, Danny Hakim reports.

If the agency decides that there could be a significant environmental impact — something that does not appear likely — it will have to do a full environmental impact statement, which could take months or years.

That amount was taken outside of the income statement — which could indicate that the bank believes it may be able to write those assets back up when the markets improve.

The rhetoric of these statements (which could easily be multiplied) is not one of reform, but of revolution.

After the Scottish independence vote an inquiry found that Treasury officials had acted inappropriately during the campaign in making statements which could have influenced people to vote 'No'.

9) Be specific about the department When explaining why you want to join the department, look out for well-intentioned but empty statements which could apply to pretty much any higher education institution in the world.

In scheduling a hearing Feb. 15, she raised the possibility that she might suppress some or all of Mr. Awadallah's statements, which could lead to dismissal of the charges.

Judge Scheindlin suggested that if the allegations are proved during the hearing, she may suppress some or all of Mr. Awadallah's statements, which could lead to dismissal of the perjury charges.