Sentence examples for means to shape from inspiring English sources
His administration should view the new status of forces agreement between Washington and Baghdad as a means to shape the withdrawal of our combat forces while maintaining enough leverage to guide Iraq toward a more stable future.
The institutionalization of capacity – within research institutes and universities – remains a key policy concern, both as a means to shape knowledge creation and to ensure (more) equitable or sustainable models of knowledge transfer.
As India acquires the means to shape the global economic and geopolitical landscape, its leaders will face a familiar dilemma.
Aside from the question of whether the United States could make proposals that could satisfy both parties, the approach is more words than deeds, with no means to shape the environment on the ground positively.
(iii) We add a discussion on the means to shape the optimal trade-off region of the game using user-fairness and Pareto optimality arguments.
Here, we present evidence for DNA damage as an unexpected means to shape a protective chromatin environment at regions of recurrent replication stress (RS).
They, along with invitees from the public sector, N.G.O.s, and the arts, are meant to shape "global, regional, and industry agendas".
However, few progressives have pursued the idea that limits must be placed on the amount wealthy individuals are allowed to spend building and supporting civil-society institutions meant to shape public opinion and politics over time.
To underscore how shocking such notions were, they should be compared with other examples from the genre in which Machiavelli was consciously working: the "Mirrors of Princes," a type of professional primer offered by advisers to young or recently elevated monarchs, meant to shape their judgment and, with it, the future of the state.
The forces that push down on us daily are meant to shape us, help us master our inner life, and the other way around.
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