Sentence examples for means the process from inspiring English sources

In nonpolitical use, the word means "the process of restoring friendly relations between persons or nations, promoting unity and peace".

That means the process of map-drawing has to begin this summer to be ready for the 2012 election.

Whatever the truth about Aweys' background, most analysts agree that leaving figures such as him out of peace negotiations means the process has little chance of success.

But when they heard the announcement they cheered, "Bravo!" "This means the process goes on, and that is what is important to us," Viviana Diaz, leader of the family members of the disappeared, told reporters.

Indeed, the new biofuels may be even better than petrol, for genetic engineering means the process of fermentation can now turn out a wide range of pure chemicals that burn very nicely indeed.

When the KB3081424 update fails to install and the computer reboots, Windows 10 immediately attempts to install the update again, which means the process repeats ad nauseum, continually rebooting and attempting to install the update.

Team leader Michael McCarthy says finding the anion in two locations means the processes that formed it must be common enough to produce it elsewhere as well.

That does not mean the process gets easier.

That doesn't mean the process must become adversarial.

This can also mean the process of recruitment or taking care of veterans.

By that I mean the process by which the public is used as subjects of many inquiries into the possible hazardous effects of new products and procedures.