Sentence examples for point which brings from inspiring English sources

Gordon Brown called the strategy launch "a real and vital turning point" which "brings together a new coalition of forces - government, the private sector and NGOs - to ensure we all rise to the challenge of eradicating malaria deaths by 2015".

CPAP therapy delivers its pressure via a small bedside machine that runs air through a hose and into a mask that fits over the nose, a point which brings us back around to our decidedly-unsexy friend Darth Vader, who also sported the mask-and-hose look.

Mr President, Minister, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, Commissioner, of the huge number of problems dealt with at Laeken, I would also like to focus on the point which brings us most hope, the declaration on the future of the Union.

We consider the following ruin operations: worst k : remove the control points which bring the smallest profit when considering a given objective k. related : remove control points that are related.

There is a broader point here which brings me to Koonin's second point.

The comments came at a hearing of several Assembly committees in White Plains to examine the causes and consequences of the Feb. 15 leak at the Indian Point 2 plant, which brought the reactor to the second of four ascending levels of emergency, sparked a regional alert, and raised the ire of some elected officials who were not immediately notified.

For geometric optimization, the Brillouin zone integration was performed with 10 × 10 × 1 k-point sampling, which brings out the convergence tolerance of energy in 1.0 × 10−5 hartree, and that of maximum force in 0.002 hartree.

"The point is that technology which brings the world to us also allows us to narrow our point of view.

Producing future Presidential candidates will at some point involve reproductive science, which brings about new questions and issues for those seeking the Presidency, as well as their opponents.

The earth reaches its perihelion, the point on our orbit which brings us closest to the sun, in winter this yearr it was on January 1); and conversely, during summer (July 6, 2011) we attain our aphelion, the furthest reach of our range from the sun.

(I picked its price point though, which brought me no small amount of smugness).