Sentence examples for mechanisms for making from inspiring English sources

The Bonn accords contain mechanisms for making the Afghan government more representative.

Musical sounds both draw on and stymie the mind's mechanisms for making distinctions.

What, then, are the best mechanisms for making real consequences and amends possible in the areas we're talking about?

But for Palestinians, there is no such clarity; they have made no national decisions, and the mechanisms for making and enforcing any are breaking down.

She offers to make coffee from the new Miele coffee maker built into a wall of her kitchen; it grinds and brews the coffee and has mechanisms for making espresso and cappuccino.

"He's in an occupation for which there are no institutional mechanisms for making decisions about an appropriate time to leave," said Sara Rix, a senior policy adviser with the AARP, the lobbying group for older Americans, in Washington.

If you want a plot, one is definitely gestating, about a battle for the soul of the IRS between those who view it as a money-making corporation and those who view it as a moral mechanism for making people pay their taxes.

This is a mechanism for making that come true.

"Reading is the worst possible mechanism for making time pass," opines John, a dedicated reader himself.

Taking their blood set off the body's mechanism for making new red blood cells, and they replaced what was lost in time for surgery.

There are many committees, boards, overseers and champions of data; but no easily understood, easily accessed, influential mechanism for making things happen.