Sentence examples for which could be occupied from inspiring English sources

Thatcher's death means there is now a vacancy, which could be occupied by Blair.

The zoning also requires 6,000 square feet of retail space, which could be occupied by a museum gift shop or cafe, for example.

'I find him a very serious person, rather like the best sort of civil servant if there is nonsense being spoken, he will say so.' When Davies served on the committee of 'wise men' advising the last government, he was often cast as the moderator, trying to find common ground which could be occupied by individuals of extreme and disparate views.

Desorption of surface oxygen at high temperatures produces oxygen vacancies and Ti3+ sites, which could be occupied by water molecules producing OH groups rendering the surface more hydrophilic in character.

There was nothing to prevent the enemy shelling the city from heights within easy range, which could be occupied by a hostile column almost without resistance".

An anomalous feature was the low occupancy (<0.5/heme bH), accounted for either in terms of a dimeric model, in which only one monomer could be occupied at a time, or by quenching of the EPR signal by ferriheme bH in a fraction of the centers, or by invoking limitations arising from the dissociation state of a protein group.

The resulting maps show the network consisting of the source patches that could be occupied by stable populations and a number of patches, which could support viable local populations, situated in the proximity of the sources or linked to them.

Our motif-liganded structure suggests that both motif-binding sites could be occupied simultaneously.

The original camp adopted a name, Occupy Wall Street, which could be adapted to suit any location: Occupy Winnipeg, Occupy Warsaw, Occupy Wellington, and so on.

Other assets which could be sold include the public spectrum airwaves, which are occupied by the government but could be sold to telecom and mobile phone companies.

Li doping does not effectively enhance the weak room-temperature ferromagnetism of Sn0.95Ni0.05O2, which could be attributed to the Ni2+ occupying more on Sn lattice sites and the mild interaction among Ni2+ ions that substitute the interstitial Sn sites owing to Li doping.