Sentence examples for met to narrow from inspiring English sources

Then the board met to narrow the choices.

[C4.] Trade Talks in Japan Produce Little Trade officials meeting in Japan failed to narrow differences on how to lower agricultural tariffs, provide developing nations access to cheaper drugs and other issues crucial to the World Trade Organization talks.

Even if Greece ends up with a government willing to try to live up to the terms of its 130 billion-euro bailout deal by meeting its payments and striving to narrow its wide budget gap, strong doubts remain whether any new leadership in Athens can fulfill those obligations.

(3) Finally, the EAF optimization uses the SINR calculation to identify the configurations that likely do not meet a SINR specification and to narrow down the search space of configurations.

In Portugal, the government is struggling to narrow its deficit to meet the terms of its international bailout.

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to narrow down your search.

The challenge to identify a disease- and/or organ-specific and sensitive biomarker for renal fibrosis might be met by narrowing the selection of neo-epitopes to ECM protein or protein isoforms that are most exclusively expressed in kidneys and the action of a protease whose expression is up-regulated specifically during the pathogenesis of renal fibrosis.

"This decision is clearly a political one to meet the narrow, vested interests of the Irish Government and is not based on competition law," said Mr. Kiely, the Ryanair spokesman.

"This decision is clearly a political one to meet the narrow, vested interests of the Irish government and is not based on competition law," Ryanair said in a statement.

Ahead of his keynote speech to the Labour party conference he expressed his desire to widen the Bank of England's remit so it was not just focussed on setting interest rates to meet its narrow task of its 2 per cent inflation target.