Sentence examples for formulating sound from inspiring English sources

The American League of Lobbyists, a trade group, denounced the proposal as excessive, and leaders of other groups branded it as demeaning and dismissive of the role that industry experts can play in formulating sound public policy.

The passage of time has only served to underscore the wisdom of that recognition of the large area of discretion which is needed by a legislature in formulating sound tax policies.

This course introduces the fundamental concepts and techniques for analyzing risk and formulating sound decisions in uncertain environments.

Although several applications of MF-FRP strengthening on reinforced concrete (RC) structures are already available, further experimental and theoretical studies are needed for both achieving a thorough knowledge of their mechanical behaviour and formulating sound design rules.

On the one hand, it implies that the logical principles needed for formulating sound judgments are already built into the very structure of the human understanding.

Results of such experiments and the techniques and practices used to minimize environmental effects of toxic chemicals will help in formulating sound environmental policies and appropriate decision-making.

You should also have developed strong communication skills and be able to confidently state your case in court and formulate sound arguments.

The challenge is how to ensure that generals possess the experience and analytical prowess to formulate sound military advice and the "moral courage," as Yingling put it, to take responsibility for that advice and for its resulting successes or failures.

We also believe that, given the complexities of the problem, OCR's process has sacrificed the basic safeguards of the lawmaking process and that those safeguards are critically necessary to formulate sound regulatory policy.

It will be a test of Miss Suu Kyi's leadership to see if the NLD can now evolve into a broad-based party that is able to formulate sound policies on the economy, foreign policy and everything else without breaking apart.

The theories of the Neogrammarians, a group of German historical linguists and classical scholars who first gained prominence in the 1870s, were especially important because of the rigorous manner in which they formulated sound correspondences in the Indo-European languages.