Sentence examples for which could be introduced from inspiring English sources

This might well include a more proportionate voting system which could be introduced for future elections.

Pointon argues for the introduction of an annual charge on properties, which could be introduced by revaluing and changing council tax bands.

He said that such changes, which could be introduced by a future center-left government, would be put to a referendum.

The SRA is also consulting on a new route to qualify that removes the need for a degree, the LPC and a training contract, which could be introduced in 2018.

Under the plan, which could be introduced by next summer, the cost of domestic trades will remain constant, while the price of cross-border trades could fall by as much as 90percentt.

The age-appropriate "consent classes", which could be introduced as soon as after the Easter holidays, are to be added to the personal, social, health and economic syllabus after concerns were raised that teenagers were being pressured to have sex.

When Bentham turned his thoughts to constitutional law in earnest in the 1820s, partly inspired by constitution-making in parts of southern Europe, it was with the conviction that all states in which the institutions of representative democracy already existed or in which they could be introduced were fertile soil for the utilitarian pannomion.

Each booth session consisted of the same set of changes occurring at the same time, which included opening and closing of the side door through which substances could be introduced (2.5, 5, and 10 min), exhaust fan going on low speed (7 min), high speed (11.5 min), and then being turned off (12.5 min).

These capillaries were then housed within a gas-impermeable plastic housing into which oxygen could be introduced and thus enter into the lumen through the semi-permeable membrane.

Therefore, we investigated which substitution could be introduced in the consensus sequence while still maintaining significant PlcR-dependent activity.

This cross placed the YSec into compound-X females (X^XsimYsec; see Figure S1, G1), from which it could be introduced to males carrying both XParis and XSR in the same genetic background.