Sentence examples for idea laid from inspiring English sources
This was precisely the idea laid out by the partnership in its 1987 prospectus, "New Life for a Midtown Business District".
The newspaper Yediot Ahronot reported one idea laid out by Infrastructures Minister Avigdor Lieberman, a head of a small party of Russian immigrants.
The idea laid out by Mr. Van Rompuy, who organizes the European summit meetings, would avoid a full treaty change, which could involve a convention, referendums or parliamentary ratification, but it would still achieve much of what Germany wants.
Is it another green idea laid to waste by squeamishness? "Why not eat insects?" asked American pamphleteer Vincent Holt in 1885, proof that selling the idea of insect-eating to meat'n'two veg culture is nothing new.
There is a bit of devil's advocate being played here, so readers should not ascribe every idea laid down as being necessarily an opinion of the person voicing it.
And 75percentt of respondents — including 64percentt of Republicans — said they favor allowing people who don't get workplace coverage to buy into their state's Medicaid program, an idea laid out in Sen. Brian Schatz's (D-Hawaii) State Public Option Act.
Sometimes, a note, a sketch, cross fertilises from one sketchbook to another, to connect across time and space to give birth to a new idea … The seed of an idea laying dormant in an old sketchbook is fed the missing ingredient from a new experience.
The idea lays behind multi classification is just using more than one SVM and classifing the data according to the outputs of multiple SVMs.
I love the early creative phase, coming up with the idea, brainstorming the idea, laying out the vision, finding the formative team, raising the capital, and then stepping back and hiring a CEO to run it - or if I take the CEO position myself, as I have a few times, replacing myself.
Some of the ideas laid out are not contentious, others very much so.
His starting point is the "set of ideas" laid out by the United Nations in 1992.
