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Tonight, he echoed President Clinton's formulation about affirmative action: "Mend it, don't end it".
Briggs offers a general formulation about the biggest infrastructure package in recorded history.
The Flow The first premise of every formulation about New York City's power supply is that the city exists in a pocket.
After Lib Dem activists kicked up a fuss, Nick Clegg brokered a new formulation about using "the powers conferred by this act … so as to secure" services.
Some of us with real guns, some of us with more ephemeral weapons—an improbable plan or some sort of formulation about how best to move through the world.
Both have been using a rhetorical formulation about the importance of not reopening the sea route between Java and Christmas Island, which signals support for turnbacks in principle, but does not lock in a position.
The facility of implementation reached by solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance (ssNMR) spectroscopy makes this technique increasingly popular in pharmaceutical sciences, and more specifically for the dosage of active principles in pharmaceutical formulations, since about 80% of the formulations currently available on the market are present in the solid form.
There are lofty and vapid formulations about moving from the "logic of occupation" to the "logic of sovereignty".
And, daresay, as with the Olympic Opening Ceremony, there will be a series of vague formulations about China's peaceful rise on the world stage and its non-aggressive and inclusive approach to global affairs.
Dr. Heckman, one of the conference organizers, said on Monday that the research that earned him the Nobel was a direct descendant of his mentor's pioneering formulations about human capital.
As her language indicates, Dillard, who teaches history and politics at the Gallatin School at New York University, writes within the style current among younger, left-liberal humanities scholars -- a timorous style that often sacrifices verve to caution, advancing gingerly toward rather legalistic formulations about human reality.
