Sentence examples for implements laid from inspiring English sources

And Jason Nazary and Gunnar Olsen, on drum kit and assorted percussion implements, laid down clambering rhythms and rippling breakbeats under Mr. Ferreira's trim licks and Mr. Coale's deep rumble.

Parliamentarians also agreed to try to ensure that countries implement recommendations laid out in the UN Secretary General's Study on Violence Against Children.

Implementing and laying out complex topologies via optical waveguides on the on-board (Optical Printed Circuit Boards) level presents a number of issues that have to be considered when designing architectures for DCs.

Another more plausible explanation is that the industry led Salmonella control programme that was implemented among laying hens in 1991 became mandatory in 1994 and thereby increased the chance of finding Salmonella through intensified sampling.

But at council meetings this week, disagreement over how to implement the increase laid bare some of the deeply felt anger behind the campaign for better pay.

In their comments to reporters, Mr. Hollande and Ms. Merkel also said they would discuss how best to implement a plan laid out in June for a stronger, Europe-wide banking regulator, a proposal that in some circles is considered a major breakthrough in efforts to resolve the European debt crisis.

Their task is to implement what is laid down in the national laws.

Regional papers focus on how to implement the policies laid out in President Hu Jintao's speech to the congress.

These experimental studies, documenting high lung parenchymal antibiotic concentrations after nebulization of high doses and implementing optimized techniques, laid the foundations for clinical pharmacokinetic studies.

That's considerably less than the $3.3 billion that had been requested by the White House but it still allows NASA to begin to implement the vision laid out by the president.

Further papers were published on similar areas in 1997 and 1999, and finally the Trustee Bill 2000 was introduced to the House of Lords in January 2000, implementing the proposals laid out in the Law Commission's 1999 report "Trustees' Powers and Duties".