Sentence examples for which could join from inspiring English sources

So, the winner of the second round of the Croatian elections will help set the tone for his country which could join the EU in 2012.

Germany will reach out to Ukraine, which could join, by separating it from countries, such as Algeria, which could never join because they are not in Europe.

Mr. Tucker recommended that the Terra Foundation "strike a strategic partnership" with the National Gallery of Art in Washington, which could display the Terra collection and which could join the Terra Foundation in building "a center for the study and propagation of American art here in the United States".

These embedded devices would be separated into the independent embedded devices, which could join other opportunity geological grid when they have been adjusted and updated.

There is one potential disulfide bond in most SRT proteins, which could join extracellular domains 1 and 2 (Additional file 3).

Areas with important hypoxia induce larger cartilage zones which could join together after ossification but small nodules remain scattered in periosteoma soft tissue.

Neil Foster, who runs policy and campaigns for the Northern TUC, has been thought-experimenting with an online union, which could cross many sectors, and which people could join anonymously, combining the amplification seen in an online campaigning site such as 38 Degrees (I'm not anti-petitions, by the way) with the bargaining power of a traditional union.

The cluster of "embryonic development" (Fig. S1, Table 2) contained 11 genes, of which IPA could join 9 to each other in a network of sub-clusters in which SHH was the only downregulated gene and BMP4 had the highest score of the upregulated (Fig. S2).

This new organization, which newspapers could join voluntarily, would replace the largely ineffective Press Complaints Commission, run by the news industry itself, which is supposed to uphold a code of ethical journalistic practices agreed to by participating publications.

Most academic television programmes are well-illustrated lectures, but Time Team was a lively seminar in which anyone could join.

His first priority is a "rolling register", which people could join up to the day an election is called, however long they have lived at their address.