Sentence examples for from the think from inspiring English sources

The culture minister who had to resign was brought into politics from the think tank Timbro, for example.

The fitting room had an oversize pencil and rubber ball that were perhaps rescued from the Think Big! closing sale, but no hooks to hang clothes on.

An email from the Think Tank was widely reported to have withdrawn Boris Johnson's invitation to speak at an EU debate.

Edward Boyd is a research fellow from the think tank Policy Exchange, the authors of the Police and Crime Commissioner policy.

Like Rafsanjani, Rouhani may not be the most idealistic President Iran has ever had; in the nineteen-nineties, he was hostile to the project of democratic reformers, firing many of them from the think tank he ran.

Security analyst Aimen Deen from the think tank Five Dimensions said: "The pressing question is whether the Royal Saudi Air Force will intervene to prevent Aden from falling to the Houthis.

The interpretation of the different use of the ARS questions by the two instructors is consistent with the analysis of intended thinking processes from the think-aloud interview (Table 2) and the data of percent of correct responses from students (Fig. 5).

Cabinet Office sources said that Mr Hancock had not met with anyone from the think-tank over the proposals.

And it would be hard to argue that diplomatic friendship with the United States has ever guaranteed a country a free pass from the think-tank.

The think-tanks pass to the journalists, who pass to the politicians, who with aid from the think-tanks run with it and score.

"In these cases safety risks appear not to have been prioritised in the overall ratings," said the report from the think-tank, which was set up to challenge the growing role of competition and markets in the health service.