Sentence examples for its own structures from inspiring English sources

Playing the blues, and responding to it, teaches the importance of improvisation – particularly in relation to black life which, to adapt the phrase of another of Murray's admirers, the drummer and writer Stanley Crouch, may be obliged to "invent its own structures as it goes along".

"As it evaporates, it rebonds to itself and forms its own structures," he says.

In Brussels, I will base the argument for adoption on the specificity of football and why it should be allowed to operate within its own structures, for its own benefit.

The problem with the Climate Campers is not a lack of conviction (as some commentators try to argue); it stems, rather, from an obsession with its own structures and its relationship with media and the police.

LH Well is it the UN that needs to reform its own structures or the member states and particularly the donor countries – who as you say are major arms manufacturers and who stand to benefit quite significantly economically from the manufacture and sale of weapons to whatever customers will take them – who need to be much more committed to the rules that they set, the arms embargoes that they set?

Or will it claim freedom of choice between NATO and its own structures?

When compared to other neuro-fuzzy systems, the HNFQ exhibits competing results, with two major advantages it automatically creates its own structure and it is not limited to few input variables.

"EPI has been heavily funded by donors for quite some time; it has its own structure, own system, somebody working 24 hrs for the program at all levels they have their own vehicles".

(National Stakeholder, Tanzania) "EPI has been heavily funded by donors for quite some time; it has its own structure, own system, somebody working 24 hrs for the program at all levels they have their own vehicles".

It can decide its own structure and fate.

The film therefore had to evolve within its own structure as it had been laid out in the screenplay.