Sentence examples for means of creating and from inspiring English sources
From interviews with UK institutional investors, we show that both investors and investees employ Goffmanesque, staged impression management as a means of creating and disseminating a dual myth of social and environmental accountability.
The course traces the development of contemporary concepts of human rights, including issues of universality, whether or not certain categories of rights have priority over others, and the means of creating and enforcing human rights law.
A spokesman said: "The Scottish government and our agencies are working with the management team at BiFab to secure new business and investment in the company, and through this we hope to provide the best means of creating and safeguarding jobs for the longer term for communities in both Fife and the Isle of Lewis". BiFab has yet to respond to a BBC Scotland request for a comment on the dispute.
Perhaps God uses science as a means of creating and sustaining human life.
After dropping out of art school and kinda wandering around, I took refuge in digital means of creating and sharing my output.
In an age of uncontrollable connectivity, having someone like him around, someone who uses press obligations as a means of creating and furthering myth, rumour, and legend, is a vital necessity.
It looks to generate diverse and even radical means of creating healthier and more compassionate societies.
The method uses theory and empirical data as means of creating hypothesis and a deeper understanding of the phenomena being researched.
But it is essential, all the same, to look ahead to economic recovery, and to understand that the most effective means of creating jobs and improving the city's economy is through transportation.
Music, for Henze, was the living, breathing sound of resistance to any kind of system, a means of creating political and cultural freedom.
In a 1948 issue of Commerce Camera, he wrote, "Photography is a means of creating images, and, as such, it need not confine itself to dull records of ham sandwiches, or vacuous girls with paint.
