This was, we were told, a process whose primary function was to bring the public closer to the politicians.
Older art is always ripe for repurposing, but it takes focus and a painting process whose newness goes beyond attitude.
"Drugs and Society," notes in a study of his work, their daily spinning is usually a remarkably precise and complex process whose mechanisms we do not fully understand.
Fuel cells work by combining hydrogen and oxygen from ordinary air to make electricity, in a process whose only byproducts are water and heat.
Only time will tell if trading the future for Jagr would have helped expedite the rebuilding process, whose end is nowhere in sight.
Doctors who want to deviate from the list must get prior approval, a process whose difficulty varies widely from state to state.
The Trieste meeting is meant to launch a process whose implementation will demand a sustainable commitment from every single regional and international player involved.
The consent of the governed given freely in an election process whose integrity is beyond question is the living heart of our democracy.
"The tribunal is an independent, international judicial process whose work is not subject to political influence — either from inside Lebanon or from outside," Ms. Connelly said.
(3) The historical source of increasing global oil production is exploitation of new geographical areas, a process whose promise at the global level is obviously limited.
Then the population (x t)) is a random process, whose growth can be described by (1.1).
