Sentence examples for formulating it from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wiedeking, who has a seat on Volkswagen's board, speaks about the company's strategy in a way that suggests he is — or expects to be — deeply involved in formulating it.

A senior antitrust official at the Justice Department said that Mr. James had recently briefed Attorney General John Ashcroft and top White House officials on the decision, but said that neither the White House nor the attorney general played a role in formulating it.

Art, then, was what fundamentally weighed with this artist who had dedicated so much of his professional and personal life to photography, but who no longer wished to reiterate the significance of the medium to our way of seeing the 20th century, still less to comment upon his own importance in formulating it.

In 1825 Wellington turned to Ireland's problem, formulating it as a basic dilemma: political violence would end only after the Catholics' claim to sit in Parliament, known as Catholic Emancipation, had been granted; yet the Protestant Ascendancy, or establishment, must be preserved.

The good news is that you don't have to start from scratch when formulating it.

In formulating it, we see the nonlinear nature of general relativity that comes through two ways.

Don't write the tip in first person "me" form, i.e. "What usually works for me is.... ...... Formulate it so its viewpoint is neutral.

We model the source switch process, formulate it into an optimization problem and derive its theoretical optimal solution.

Seneca (Epistle 45.10), for instance, mentions the Liar paradox by its Greek name pseudomenon, but does not actually formulate it.

Gandhi's idea remains as worthy today as it was when he formulated it.

As Kael formulated it, he was the man women wanted and men wanted to be.