Sentence examples for bringing into play from inspiring English sources
Often, his politics and his art are one and the same, bringing into play a little thing known as the First Amendment.
"We are attacking this spill on all fronts, bringing into play all and any resources and advanced technologies we believe can help," said Tony Hayward, BP chief executive.
It simply requires that enough information be presented to the Commissioner to enable him to make the judgment that the charges are not capricious and are sufficiently supported to justify bringing into play the further steps of the criminal process.
But what interests people who normally don't care about science fiction is how timely and resonant the show is, bringing into play religion and religious fanaticism, global politics, terrorism, and questions about what it means to be human.
"In my opinion a serious team has to focus on the fact that in 2014 we face a completely different season in terms of the regulations and therefore, we must concentrate on bringing into play the right resources".
A vivid discussion of Kilburn, the area of north-west London where she lived, demonstrated how it was impossible to understand the district "without bringing into play half the world and a considerable amount of British imperialist history".
This motor copy allows the observer to grasp the agent's intention, without bringing into plays specialized inferential processes of mentalistic rationalization [22].
