Sentence examples for developing the means from inspiring English sources
Ed Pomfret, Somalia campaign manager for Oxfam, argues that developing the means for the security forces to respect human rights will do more for security than additional weaponry.
In the face of a prolonged stalemate, they say, North Korea might also threaten to resume testing long-range missiles, thereby developing the means to strike the United States.
"We ought to be talking about these risks now and developing the means to control the technology" if it becomes viable, says one member of that panel, bioethicist David Magnus of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
This review will focus on the consequences for fish welfare and the progress towards developing the means to pass and protect fish at hydropower dams, at water withdrawal facilities, and in other engineered aquatic environments.
Personal barriers to employment, work disincentives inherent in the SSI and SSDI programs, a fragmented and poorly coordinated system of supports, and limited means by which early intervention might occur contribute to the difficulty facing policy makers in developing the means to reduce disability expenditures.
And I'm convinced that our capacity for mathematics is an outgrowth of nature developing the means to understand itself.
His work curiously anticipates nineteenth-century mathematical analysis of the continuum, and he is well know for developing the Mean Speed Theorem concerning the distance covered over a period of time under uniform acceleration.
Beyond a direct threat from China, there are other reasons why the Pentagon might want to develop the means to thwart its missile systems.
With its technological and computing background, GCHQ has been told to defend the nation – and to develop the means for counter-attack.
His great-grandfather the late Dr. Richard Lewisohn developed the means to preserve blood and prevent it from clotting during transfusions.
Given this virtual certainty, the U.S. must develop the means both to deter and to defend against hostile acts in and from space".
