Turkey is still at the beginning of this process and has still a chance to make use of the experience of other countries, which are intensively involved in this process.
Now I feel released from a very real bondage & can make use of the experience.
But he also spoke of the need for a defense strategy that would make use of the experience of the "resistance" in fighting Israel — a nod to Hezbollah.
I'm going to make use of that experience within the group to give Ukip the maximum amount of impact during the course of the next five years".
This paper proposes Virtual engineering factory (VEF), the final phase to create complete virtual manufacturing environment which would make use of the experience and knowledge involved in the factory at all levels.
In 1964, Glenn made his first bid for a Senate seat, in Ohio, calling it "the best opportunity to make use of the experience I have gained in twenty-two years of public service".
In the US, Marc Freedman set up Encore.org, "second acts for the greater good", 18 years ago to make use of the experience, wits and wisdom of older people.
Qualified nurses can usually carry out a wider range of duties than unqualified – such as X-rays, minor surgical procedures and dental procedures – but not all practices will require or make use of that experience.
In the debate that has now opened, of great significance to the development of British democracy, I suggest that British journalists make use of the experience compiled by a non-profit organisation here: Investigative Reporters and Editors was formed by journalists in 1975.
In 1964, Glenn made his first bid for a Senate seat, in Ohio, calling it "the best opportunity to make use of the experience I have gained in twenty-two years of public service". The country had certainly seen military incursions on civilian office before, but Glenn's announcement was archly received in certain quarters.
As an actor, she knew she could make use of those experiences.
