Sentence examples for met to make from inspiring English sources

Likewise, the conditions that must be met to make the calculated age precise and meaningful are in themselves simple: 1.

But Republicans, who control the chamber, had not yet met to make a decision about whether to allow a vote on the measure.

The first Presidential nominating convention was held in 1832; state delegates met to make the choice after hearing stump speeches from the contenders.

The palliative care team quickly established that the woman was seriously undermedicated for pain and had other needs that could be met to make her more comfortable.

In an unusual regional move to crack down on tobacco, legislators from all four jurisdictions have met to make their proposals as uniform as possible.

In November, according to a letter Dalton wrote Thursday to members of its community, a committee of 12 alumni from one class met to make plans for a reunion and for raising money for a class gift to the school.

Decision making is a laborious process of meeting after meeting to make sure everyone, from the cafeteria workers on up to the boss, is on board.

At first the clerics were due to meet to make their decision yesterday.

Holzman challenges the young people he meets to "make the world more like Reston".

The representatives of the people were to meet to make checks cashable- a crush of spectators gathered in the Senate Chamber.

"This is where the rocket hit, as we were meeting to make a cease-fire," he said.