Sentence examples for and for expressing from inspiring English sources

The UN statement said Ban thanked Clinton "for clarifying the matter and for expressing her concern about the difficulties created".

He thanked people for coming and for expressing their views, which he said could influence corps policy on the river.

Testosterone prunes away the connections in the communication centers of the brain, while estrogen enhances these connections, as well as the regions of the brain responsible for language and for expressing emotion and observing it in others.

Applause to Mr. McNally for his splendid delineation of Robert Whitehead, and for expressing the outrage so many of us felt when CBS chose not to show the presentation of the lifetime achievement Tony Award to Julie Harris and Mr. Whitehead.

"Tenzin Delek Rinpoche was an innocent monk who suffered over 13 years of unjust imprisonment, torture and abuse in a Chinese prison for simply advocating for the rights and wellbeing of his people and for expressing his devotion to His Holiness the Dalai Lama," said his cousin Geshe Nyima.

* * * Sam Dotson, the St . Louispolice chief, has been publicly criticized by the local police union, as well as privately, within his own ranks, for declining to deploy tactical teams to Ferguson on the most violent nights of protest, and for expressing his disapproval of the county's policing approach.

We introduce our overall approach, discuss our representation and tools for expressing and managing variability, and demonstrate their use with three representative examples of any-time variability.

This reduces the number of model-to-model transformations, languages and tools for expressing and verifying architectural requirements, and consequently, the number of assets used in analysis.

Appropriate tools are selected and templates for expressing and documenting information are proposed, to enhance communication among stakeholders and expedite future development projects.

The legal requirements, forms, and recommendations for expressing your wishes are regulated by each state and vary from state to state.

In Kabul, Afghanistan, hundreds of young Afghan women have been poisoned for attending school and brutalized for expressing themselves.