Sentence examples for help formalize from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kahle says he is developing a set of principles that he hopes will help formalize his idea that there is a middle ground between the technologists and the capitalists.

You agree with Gary A. Kibel, the lawyer quoted in "Barbarians at the Digital Gate," that "federal legislation could help formalize and sanitize the business" of Internet adware and spyware.

The new arrangement under discussion would help formalize such cooperation and give Moscow the kind of decision-making role it is entitled to on issues that legitimately concern it.

In the 2nd century CE, Galen attempted to synthesize the two traditions; he also professed to have introduced a third kind of syllogism, the 'relational syllogism', which apparently was meant to help formalize mathematical reasoning.

The creation of a consortium including users, developers and informaticians from the QM and the MD community could help formalize this process if such entity leads: Active polling, for example via annual surveys assessing the need for changes or additions in the CDEs, dictionaries, or the data model.

Experienced staffers often know whose calls and letters to put through, but a list like Brown's would help formalize the access rules.

In the early 20th century, Americans Irving Brokaw and George H. Browne helped formalize the style created by Haines by demonstrating it to American audiences.

Thus, helping formalize a molecular signature for cardiac myocyte maturation would advance the field.

Communities of practice that bridge different health market actors can help to share such experience-based knowledge and in so doing, may help to formalize it.

Their next order of business is to get a Web site up and running, which will help them formalize the process of pairing job seekers with mentors.

A union could help us formalize our commitment to inclusivity in hiring, and keep HuffPost accountable to that commitment.