Sentence examples for which could be abandoned from inspiring English sources

Submissions from the law firm Mishcon de Reya, which represents the remaining 21 claimants, insist these were "binding promises" and not simply "statements of present intention which could be abandoned at will or subjected to unheralded conditions thereafter".

Repairing or improving flood defences is so expensive that areas of countryside which are still under water could be abandoned if no one lives there.

The preliminary investigation, which started less than a month ago, could be abandoned long before any charges are filed.

Local media claimed that the eight team competition, which includes Spain and Italy as well as the hosts, could be abandoned due to the protests which an estimated one million people attended across cities in Brazil yesterday.

If the talks are still deadlocked in 2014, Turkish officials say privately, they could be abandoned.

Thus, with proper management, the clear felling could be abandoned even in Norway spruce stands (Thueringen 2015).

The age criterion could be abandoned but coronary or pulmonary artery involvement should be considered.

Unsuccessful regimens could be abandoned early in favor of alternative regimens, thus sparing patients unnecessary toxicity [ 6- 8].

Nabokov, in a great, dogmatic essay on it, saw the book as a phenomenon of a peculiar "life-generating syntax", in which Gogol's sentences called up a world which could be capriciously developed or abandoned.

The U.S. abandoned the method in the 1970s because the reactors produce nuclear weapon-grade plutonium as a byproduct, which could be used in weapons.

Which could be New York's next fad.