For example, in some countries decision-makers convene a task force composed of researchers prior to undertaking a major policy endeavour, like formulating a national drug policy.
Various European officials, they said, feel uneasy about the European position because they are concerned that it is unrealistic and they would like to formulate a new one.
I avoid its main function simply because I like to formulate my own wordplay components, but it quickly accesses single-/double-letter abbreviations and the way they are sorted helps me to decide whether they are too obscure for use.
But I'd like to formulate the issue of Santa Claus as one of resolving an internal tension within a self, and an external tension between one self and others.
We like to formulate this differential equation in terms of t instead of s.
Here we would like to formulate the minimum sum problem where both a tree and positive integers associated with some of the leaves of the tree are the input (finding the optimal way of labeling the vertices with nonnegative integers).
Ek describes himself as "missionary," by which he means he likes to formulate five-year missions for himself.
Gel-like dispersions formulated with ethyl cellulose/methyl cellulose blends showed appropriate mechanical stabilities to be used as bio-lubricating greases.
In line 11, Alex continues the conversation with what appears to be another test-like turn, formulated as an utterance completion, "cause out the window you could see the".
As a candidate, Mrs. Clinton likes to think and formulate ideas as if she were president — her "responsibility gene," she has called it.
