Sentence examples for bear on the problems from inspiring English sources

A comprehensive Mission should consider all social and economic questions, as well as technical ones, which bear on the problems it is investigating.

If it happens it will be, in part, because Khan will have brought the same energy and know-how to bear on the problems threatening one of the most famous shopping streets in the world that characterised his capture of City Hall.

709, 19 L.Ed.2d 906 (1968), bear on the problems raised by today's Fifth Amendment cases.

Sir Eldon Gorst, who succeeded Cromer, had served in Egypt from 1886 to 1904 and brought a fresh mind to bear on the problems of the occupation.

Its mission is to bring high technology solutions to bear on the problems of litigation and mediation, especially for large corporate legal departments and large law firms.

In particular, I try to see how such systems behave in the complex domain, largely because complex analysis brings new and powerful techniques to bear on the problems.

He is then less able to bring rational thinking to bear on the problem.

The question is whether he will bring the powers of the presidency to bear on the problem.

Then, whether natural or artificial, the full weight of synthetic biology can be brought to bear on the problem.

Setting the $1-a-head target may bring minds to bear on the problem, but it is unlikely to raise much extra cash.

"It makes sense to have a brain activity map now because the maturation of an array of nanotechnologies can be brought to bear on the problem".