Sentence examples for which would be discussed from inspiring English sources

Letta said the vote would be held after his centre-left Democratic party elects a new leader on 8 December, and would be based on a new agenda for 2014 which would be discussed with coalition partners.

Therefore, it is necessary to further employ the theoretical calculation and simulation, which would be discussed below.

Therefore, more attentions should be paid on the environment conditions of wetland and the way to estimate the groundwater age by CFCs, which would be discussed below.

The phenomenon of color changes revealed a nucleation-growth mechanism (which is different from the typical synthesis of gold nanoparticles in citrate reduction) according to Ji et al.'s work[30], which would be discussed later.

Undoubtedly, those conclusions drawn from abovementioned in vivo researches might not be convincing, because the translocations of TiO2 NPs into the brain would be influenced by several parameters, such as administration routes, size, dosage, and so on, which would be discussed in later chapters.

However, to avoid counter-fallacies, it would be prudent to express clearly the actual aim stating, for instance, that the argument is not about the scientific evidence for or against creationism (which would be discussed elsewhere) but about the implications (educational, theological, sociological, etc).

European leaders called for the draft to be made final by July 15, after which it would be discussed and amended, sentence by sentence, in an intergovernmental conference.

In Connecticut, most officials who were interviewed said they would decide after a food service directors' meeting later this month, at which the topic would be discussed.

He said a public presentation would be made at the International Congress of Entomology next week in which the new results would be discussed.

That rule, which general managers said would be discussed for at least another year before any action was taken, would call for a minor or major penalty to carry over from the end of one game and into the next, but only within a single playoff series.

Cain turned in such a good performance from the insurers' point of view -- he charged that the Clinton proposal would hurt small businesses and result in thousands of people losing their jobs -- that the Healthcare Leadership Council and other industry groups suggested him for other forums at which the Clinton plan would be discussed.