Usually, when people create something, they create its form as well as its content: you set out to make something of a particular type, and you're free to decide whatever you want that to be.
The big puzzle left unsolved by the code is: how does nature create its forms?
But Congress worried that the policy had created its own form of amnesty, encouraging immigrants to come and have children to legalize their status.
China is caught in a gap between its old social structure of villages and families, which created its own form of trust, and a new system based on the rule of law and an independent judiciary.
Russia has created its own "form" of capitalism, which is something that most Russian citizens would probably prefer not to lose.
It subsequently created its own forms, which varied according to local stylistic evolution.
Traditionally, Brazil has absorbed cultural influences, digested them and created its own forms, as modernist poet Oswald de Andrade pointed out in his Dada-esque Cannibal Manifesto in 1928.
Is this an India you like to write about, or does it create its own form of disgust, as in writing about the old-fashioned corruption of the license regime?
In the last three years, nearly 1,000 Iowan children were found in homes used as labs ("A Drug Scourge Creates Its Own Form of Orphan," front page, July 11).
The latest Indian budget, announced on February 28th, seems to mark a final break with India's traditional insistence on creating its own form of socialism.
Sometimes the endless discussion about burnout in health care creates its own form of burnout — a sense of hopelessness about being able to stop an epidemic.
