Sentence examples for that could list from inspiring English sources

Mr. Spitzer also wants to let those seeking help register with this central database over the Internet, submitting applications that could list an entire menu of needs, from mental health counseling to scholarship money.

"There are potentially 100-plus companies in India that could list on Nasdaq," says John Wall, president of Nasdaq International.

One of Belfast's most historic pubs is among 17 buildings in the city that could lose their listed status.

Mr. Rothman conceded that people could list stolen or bootlegged items.

Earlier this year he approached the owners of all nine apartments on the 45th floor of the Atelier with a proposal: Sell now so that he could list one giant 10,000-square-foot 10,000-square-foot 10,000-square-foota squaresidence

Its "growth decree" was designed mainly to persuade owners of family firms that they could list on the stockmarket, and thus raise capital to expand, without having to give up control.

"There's no line in the sand, but we're in a financial position that we could list in two or two and a half years".

We specified that they could list the condition whether or not a POC test currently exists (in the UK version of the survey we also asked similar questions about reducing referrals and monitoring acute conditions.

The new airport was structured as an independent entity that could be listed, but any talk of privatisation has disappeared.

A continent that in 1942 could list only four proper democracies is almost entirely democratic.

Some of the problems that could occur are listed below: Diffuser or airline blockage; Over aeration; Sludge not returning; Skimming not returning; Excessive foaming.