Sentence examples for unit which could from inspiring English sources

There will be a round the clock police risk assessment unit, which could move to shut down any element of the tournament if a specific threat is detected.

This is the shape of the new anti-denigration unit – which could be mischievously defined as a propaganda department – beginning operation next month.

The unit, which could operate in a similar way to the government's forced marriage unit, has been a key demand of campaigners against FGM.

Blame falls on the German chemical giant's poorly performing drug unit, which could have to pay out heavily over a recalled drug.

The whole device has been created as a capsulated unit, which could be used as normal as a standard measurement equipment.

Concurrently near-pure alkaline solution with about 210 g/L NaOH was obtained from the stripping unit, which could be evaporated to treat red mud.

But many of those rental units, which could be used to house those displaced by the storm, are likely underwater.

Four in 10 thought they could drive legally after drinking a pint, yet a pint of 5% abv beer is 2.8 units, which could put some women over.

If successful, using Afghan soldiers would allow the Pentagon to withdraw some conventional and Special Forces units, which could be sent to Iraq or elsewhere in the campaign against terrorism.

Isis is paranoid about mobile phones and the internet being used to communicate information about it, giving away the location of its leaders and military units which could then be destroyed by US air strikes.

The standard would be for 240-volt alternating current chargers and also for high-voltage direct-current units, which could almost fully recharge E.V.'s in about 30 minutes.