Sentence examples for been closely worked out from inspiring English sources
Both the future size and future mission of British forces in southern Iraq have been "closely worked out" with Gen. David H. Petraeus, the senior American commander in Iraq, Mr. Gates said.
Officials at the White House have been closely involved in working out the details of the plan, but they have made sure to let lawmakers take the lead to smooth the legislative process.
A team of wildlife experts, including the executive director of NYC Audubon, Glenn Phillips, has been closely monitoring the situation and working out how best to reach the baby hawk should it become necessary to intervene.
Weissglas, who was closely involved in working out Sharon's strategy, argues the "disengagement" from Gaza was pragmatic.
Developer Bungie will be closely monitoring activities, working out what dedicated gamers crave, then offering more of it in subsequent content.
It is difficult even for those closely involved to work out what is going on, and far more confusing, and therefore alarming, for most ordinary Americans.So far it seems clear that there have been at least six incidents where anthrax contamination has been discovered; in almost all of those cases, a letter containing anthrax spores has been identified as the source.
Instead, Mr. Lieberman seemed to be relishing his renewed independence and seniority in a Senate where, regardless of the outcome in Virginia, either party's razor-thin majority will make it vital for Democrats and Republicans to form coalitions. "This is not so much to threaten anybody, but, look, this is going to be a closely divided Senate however it works out," he said.
"Relevant departments of China are closely watching the situation and working out preventative measures," Mr. Liu said.
The school offers MSc and diploma programmes where the course content is closely related to the work carried out by its various research departments.
