Sentence examples for american input from inspiring English sources

Let's put it this way, it was done with considerable American input.

But it slowed down raids and projects as the new administration found itself overwhelmed with American input.

A new framework for international law is being developed in reaction to Bush's global policies -- without other significant American input.

American input to international cryptographic standards, for example, will have to overcome sceptical scrutiny: are these suggestions honest, or do they have a hidden agenda?

The assumption that an American input to the Booker would have resulted in the triumph of the great masterpieces of American fiction rather than the limp products of British fiction is not very sound.

The new Iraqi constitution, drafted with considerable American input, begins with a kind of creation story of democracy in Iraq: "We, the people of Mesopotamia, the homeland of the apostles and prophets . . .

Some analysts say the American action against ZTE has only heightened China's determination to develop its own high-tech components to free itself from any dependence on American inputs.

Chucho Valdes, Cuba's most famous jazz musician, has rebalanced the repertoire of his Afro-Cuban Messengers on Border-Free, mixing its American-jazz agenda (the group's name deliberately references both Valdes' roots and the late Art Blakey's classic soul-bop Jazz Messengers group) with more extended Latin-American input, and some Native American and Andalusian connections, too.

Therefore, we can express them as functions of the American option inputs to analytically compute the American option value.

Secondly, while the study carefully subtracts the value of American made inputs of Chinese production -- hence the title -- it neglects to add in the corresponding Chinese components in products we import from other nations.

Making the tools to build new homes and making the parts to build new cars are what create wealth and jobs; two things that are increasingly "Made in China". Secondly, while the study carefully subtracts the value of American made inputs of Chinese production -- hence the title -- it neglects to add in the corresponding Chinese components in products we import from other nations.