Sentence examples for he formulated to from inspiring English sources

Some of the bellicose plans he formulated to increase his power were thwarted by the Sejm and by international circumstances.

He despised both the F-22's design and its acquisition program; it violated every idea he fought for in fighter design and every principle he formulated to help American forces prevail on the battlefield.

The HE diet was formulated to induce excess pregnancy weight gain by a 50% increase in metabolizable energy.

In the early 1970s, Mr. Maccioni, the Colony's maitre d'hotel, reached out to his old colleague when he formulated plans to open a midtown restaurant in the Mayfair Hotel, on East 65th Street, that would appeal to a new generation of moneyed Manhattanites.

He formulated a plan to create a medicinal wholesale company of his own.

The comprehensibility of his doctrines is seen in the five commandments he formulated for the people to follow in order to achieve enlightenment (nirvana).

When the economic historian Richard Easterlin surveyed these surveys in a classic 1974 paper, he formulated what has come to be known as the "Easterlin paradox": Basically, above a very low level economic growth does not seem to improve human welfare.

Whether the Catholic images and doctrines the language of his age and class in which he formulated his poems are to be taken literally or whether they are best viewed as the discourse he chose to grapple with in formulating the material and historical specificities of modern life, Baudelaire was a poet deeply concerned with the relationship between humanity, morality, and art.

The introduction to his German version of Agamemnon includes a succinct statement of his theory of translation where he formulated a new approach to the problem of translation and developed concepts that have been taken up again only in modern (Walter Benjamin) and contemporary translation theories.

He also was present in Salt Lake City and he formulated the major objections to the epidemiologic evidence.

In Gaddafi's imagination, if not in practice, contemporary Libya was the living manifestation of the Green Book's utopian "third Universal Theory", which he formulated as an alternative both to capitalism and Marxism.