Sentence examples for drawing on suggestions from inspiring English sources

True to their tradition of doing things differently, Europe's most sparsely populated state has just held a referendum on what is said to be the world's first "crowdsourced" constitution, drawing on suggestions from Facebook and Twitter about how to run the country.

The drafters drew on suggestions recorded on a flip chart during a marathon plenary brainstorming session, as well as on suggestions received by Satin and Spretnak during the meeting and for many weeks afterward.

Kompany would not be drawn on suggestions that Barcelona could be vulnerable after some indifferent recent results domestically.

Nor would he be drawn on suggestions that Mr Foster paid accountants fees of up to £4,000 out of his own pocket.

The heavy sentence was interpreted in some quarters as intended to force concessions from Washington, but the State Department would not be drawn on suggestions that a senior envoy might be sent to North Korea to negotiate his release.

We here argue for conceptualizing the regime as a system of interrelated social practices by drawing on the suggestion by Watson [37], who states that socio-technical transitions can be analyzed as "transitions in 'systems of practices'".

But he refused to be drawn on newspaper suggestions that Commons Speaker John Bercow had made the situation worse by referring to Mr Huppert - who has a PhD in biological chemistry- as "the good doctor".

We drew on the suggestions of Zohar and Luria [ 59] and Kelly and colleagues [ 9], to integrate work teams into the change process.

It's likely you'll come up with some great suggestions, drawing on the millennia of experience humans have in the field.

Catch up with your buddies and talk college basketball at the end of the year while watching the end of the national championship, drawing on all of the suggestions from the above steps.

The result is a compendium of delight in which Chandra delves with relish into the bowels of technology and the intricate mechanisms of linguistic suggestion, drawing on his own experiences to create an extraordinary thesis that is part autobiography, part crash course in coding and unfailingly an ode to language.