Sentence examples for defining and making from inspiring English sources

Doctors and nurses have responded positively, defining and making responsible those groups to carry out regulation on behalf the government.

Jon discussed the use of simulations - both of the detectors and of the unknown or known underlying physics - in defining and making measurements.

As he prepared to take over the role, Mr. Esparza tried to walk that delicate line between doing a job already well defined and making his distinct mark.

But it does suggest the limits of defining "design," and making its impact understood, through celebration alone.

But, to me, the material is so far away from being political; it's way more about the DNA's need for defining itself, and making itself singular.

I Don't Need Diverse Books: On Re-defining 'We' and Making Black Art: "I, we, don't need to read more diverse books—We're reading them, we've written them, we've lived them.

"People began riffing on it, took this character who is not well defined and made it their own".

In addition, large firms will have to define and make public their plans for elevating more women into top executive roles.

For games in which the players have both common and conflicting interests—in other words, in most variable-sum games, whether cooperative or noncooperative what constitutes a solution is much harder to define and make persuasive.

However, both terms are problematic because they define and make judgements about children.

Defining descriptor implementations by software name, version and identifier, and connecting this information with an entry in the descriptor ontology, uniquely defines, and makes it possible to accurately reproduce descriptor calculations.