Sentence examples for lies developed from inspiring English sources

That those weapons of mass destruction did not exist, that they were lies developed by the neocons.

A clear role for the convention lies in developing effective policy models and technical assistance channels to help developing countries set up national insurance schemes that work for the poor.

And it has decided that part of its future lies in developing expertise in nuclear energy.

Her expertise lies in developing techniques to study "soft" materials, from plastics and cement to starch and ice-cream.

The city's future lies in developing new export markets, says Pablo Alcazar, the president of the chamber of commerce.

The fault largely lies with developing country governments that are often content to accept whatever donors propose rather than try to set their own agenda.

But the company's future lies in developing its own medical treatments.

The true promise of both nations, he added, lies in developing their internal markets.

For most faculties, the difficulty with evaluation lies in developing appropriate and useful questions.

The challenge in surgical education lies in developing an effective professionalism curriculum and a related method of evaluation.

The core of this methodology lies in developing an appropriate thermal DC model for the optimization process.