Sentence examples for making which are from inspiring English sources

This finding has important implications for energy policy assessment and energy policy making, which are discussed in the paper.

On basis of visions and the respective analysis, stakeholders and experts are engaged to create recommendations for STI policy making, which are than fed back to the citizens for evaluation and prioritisation.

The study is of critical importance since Joannes Marcus worked in the sixteenth century and, in this very period, some executive features were introduced in musical instrument making, which are now veritable standards for this kind of instruments.

Kafka skillfully navigates the line between blame and responsibility, between chance and conscious decision making, which are all so fundamentally different in the case of an adult and in the case of a child.

There is linkage between private and public spheres of decision making which are frequently gendered.

For example, GRADE's remit extends to guiding clinical- and policy-level decision making, which are less relevant to MTC assessment.

"AR is actually enhancing people's decision making, which is making them more efficient," he maintains.

Effective public engagement enhances the legitimacy and fairness of decision making, which is a key overarching goal of public policy making.

Formal rule making, which was less common, was quasi-legislative, requiring detailed hearings (rule making on the record).

But she is now well enough to resume classes in jewelry making, which was her hobby before she was injured.

The fiscal cliff is a problem of Congress's own making, which is not to say it will be one of Congress's solving.