This could potentially expose wires leading to EID.

This could potentially cover 5.5 per cent of Germany's energy needs.

And so that could be that could be potentially a good alternative to solar powered refrigerated camels.

The disadvantage was that participate could potentially include people who were innocent.

And it could potentially be something as important as tomato sauce, or in this case, ketchup.

I wanted to close with one story, which we think could potentially be a clinical application.

The commander told me that a woman could gauge a potentially violent situation much better than men.

I would like to share a few ideas on how some of them could potentially be addressed.

Such revisions to the process could help to reduce the possibility of one or more potentially negative court decisions that could hamper enforcement efforts.

Would you be willing to make a simple change in your diet that could potentially save your life?

Well, I do not dare to even think of the consequences, because the situation could potentially totally unravel.

And because there's so many of these cells in the eye, potentially, they could be very high resolution cameras.

And the longer you could interact with one of these interventions, well that's indicative, potentially, of longer term success.

That was one of the most successful initiatives undertaken by MINUGUA, which could potentially be replicated in other Missions.

The British government any government is potentially the worst client in the world you could ever possibly want to have.

One could argue that this system facilitates more efficient governance, and thus could potentially save Italy from its debilitating gridlock. But it is difficult to see how it is good for democracy.

It was reiterated that in the case of major incidents involving a high number of cargo claims, the carrier could be potentially sued in numerous jurisdictions.

This could have the side effect of reducing the price of HCFC 22 and therefore potentially increasing its production and consumption and retarding its phase out.

Some grey areas and potentially difficult issues remain where the parties may have differing interpretations of the texts that could prove controversial at a later stage.

But, in pursuing such a path, governments must remember that mining is a potentially dangerous industry that must be approached with care. To this end, they could begin by applying, say, 5 of their procurement budgets to nurture urgently needed solutions in areas with potentially large global markets.

Private public partnerships are potentially very important.

The GenderNet is a potentially valuable resource.

If Arab leaders fail to overcome these deficiencies, the latest Arab force could become the Middle East s newest source of anti democratic, sectarian based instability, potentially intensifying the Sunni Shia conflict.

The Committee reiterates that raw statistics on the utilization of conference resources are potentially misleading and could obscure the understanding of actual efficiency gains in the utilization of allocated conference resources.

Since the work of the Department was potentially sensitive and could be counterproductive if misunderstood, it welcomed the guidance of the General Assembly contained in, inter alia, its resolution 59 276.

A pilot project under way in Ukraine could potentially serve as a model for a subregional effort aimed at providing policy advice to the Governments of Belarus and the Russian Federation.

St. Helena has an environmental conservation programme aimed at preserving endangered species and the diversity of habitats, which are an important part of the Territory's heritage and could potentially increase tourism.

The fallout is potentially cross border in nature.

In its second report (S 2005 83, paras. 149 and 150), the Monitoring Team drew attention to the growth of Al Qaida's use of the Internet as an immediate, dynamic, inexpensive, universally accessible and potentially secure means of written and oral communication, through which it could radicalize and, potentially, recruit terrorists, as well as train them and plan attacks.

The Standing Fund for Peacebuilding potentially offers a solution.

Grasping these benefits is potentially one of this generation s greatest challenges. Increased negative sentiment could have the worst possible result not just Doha s failure, but also the raising of trade and immigration barriers.

Joint US Chinese effort on this issue could potentially provide the elusive key to an improved relationship. Yet this issue, too, is unlikely to receive the attention from the candidates that it deserves.

Lynn Craig Where there tends to be water, at least on Earth, there tends to be life, and so it's potentially a place where life could have existed on the planet in the past.

As most professional armed forces believe that their MOTAPM are intended to protect national territory and have corps to clear such mines, this could potentially remove large numbers of MOTAPM from the detectability obligation.

RCMP is responsible for investigating any criminal or potentially criminal cyberincidents.

France and Afghanistan maintained a potentially incompatible treaty on road transport.

But now there was potentially this new category of things that I could sculpt that was different, that I you know, I have my own R2D2, but that's honestly, relative to sculpting, to me, that's easy.

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The president names the head of the armed forces, a power that could potentially turn the military into a servant of the government. Given that the government can change laws, name judges, and staff the state administration, Turkey s slide to another political model could reach a point of no return.

Such a provision will potentially have serious practical implications for electronic commerce

These codes are typically aimed at a range of actors, including governments, national regulators, corporations, and individual scientists, farmers and other workers. They deal with items (e.g. pesticides) that could potentially involve, or be diverted to, biological weapons.

In the field of health and medicine, the Committee noted that a filter made of nanoaluminium oxide fibres could be used to remove impurities from drinking water in areas on Earth where water was scarce and potentially contaminated.

It's seen as a squishy kumbaya thing, or it's seen as potentially depressing.

Reinfection makes treatment more difficult, or potentially ineffective, for both women and men.

This approach would broaden the range of treaties potentially applicable for interpretation purposes.