Sentence examples for hope to define from inspiring English sources

Secondly, is there hope to define "economically" reasonable weights?

For their part Kerry strategists will hope to define Mr Bush better.

They hope to define similar guidelines by which drugs can be designed and administered intranasally to treat neurological disorders.

Crabb and Javid will hope to define themselves with their "blue-collar Conservative" credentials – Crabb was raised in a council house by a single mother; Javid is the son of a bus driver – in contrast to the Old Etonian Johnson.

In this way, we hope to define a long-term strategy to support our growing and ageing population – and to set this out as part of the health and care workforce strategy we'll publish later this year.

We hope to define a path for development of new algorithms that target specific issues, designed to help with applications to SDO, Pan-STARRS, LSST, and other survey data.

"But," he boasts, "with Possibilianism I'm hoping to define a new position".

So Republicans placed the spotlight on Kerry instead, hoping to "define" him to the electorate before Kerry could fight back.

With his political capital slipping away, the president hoped to define a political debate that could shape the 2000 elections.

As the White House hopes to define the fight, the enemy is not big government but big money.

In the land grab for the online TV audience, CBS hopes to define itself by adding a community layer to the videos and by encouraging user interaction.