Sentence examples for would be mechanisms from inspiring English sources

Grant Oliphant, the director of programs and communications at the Heinz Endowments, said, "We wanted a broad commitment from the board and the school leadership that programs would be sustained, that staff would remain in place for a period of time and that there would be mechanisms to measure progress and give real-time feedback".

Mr McLoughlin promised that, under the altered Highways Agency, there would be "mechanisms for funding certainty and flexibility, to allow greater efficiency and to give suppliers the assurance they need to begin training new workers for delivering our future programme".

Hence, this current review concludes with a hope and prayer that there would be mechanisms devised to nullify any toxicity caused by nanosilver to humans and the environment so that the unique properties of this substance can be put to great use for human betterment without any controversies.

For example, of interest would be mechanisms by which cell sheet contraction is limited by targeting select aspects of the cell cytoskeleton.

United Nations officials acknowledged that if a Northern Alliance commander, for instance, refuses to respect the authority of the provisional council, there would be few mechanisms for bringing him under control.

These would be suicidal mechanisms.

We hypothesized that obesity and unhealthy behaviors would be potential mechanisms linking depression to diabetes.

An alternative to a strict gene regulatory network mechanism of lineage priming or pre-patterning, would be a mechanism involving epigenetic regulation.

What would be the mechanism of infection?

"Most people would think that when there was research that was relevant to them, there would be a mechanism to approach them to take part.

A third element would be a mechanism to allow fresh credit to keep the defaulting country running.