Sentence examples for processes to offer from inspiring English sources

In the future similar methods might be integrated with data entry processes to offer real-time error detection.

Legal advisors are deeply involved with commanders at all steps of the deliberate and crisis action processes to offer perspective on how force is to be used as well as the decision to use force.

This is especially true for the improved properties of tetrahedral amorphous carbon films, which are different from previously reported diamond-like carbon materials, and can be created by adapting and improving existing industrial processes, to offer advantages compared to earlier coatings, and hence possibilities for important new applications.

"This review has led us to extend our support processes to offer therapy to all Islanders and not only those that reach out to us," it went on.

In a statement, the broadcaster said it would "extend support processes to offer therapy to all Islanders and not only those that reach out to us.

The toddler's momentary playful action captured on mobile phone video, sheds light on how symbolic activity reflects thinking processes to offer insight into how toddler (Luci) can, in a passing moment, imbue a cultural object with new symbolic meaning.

That's partly because the incentive is strong in the bidding process to offer to spend more to win over the International Olympic Committee and thus secure the games.

To achieve this goal, a preventive ethics approach uses the informed consent process to offer cesarean delivery as a medically reasonable alternative to vaginal delivery, to recommend cesarean delivery, and to recommend against cesarean delivery.

Consumers might be offered coupons, then steered towards a dynamic new product and finally invited into the process to offer feedback.

In addition, Microsoft is decoupling Edge from the Windows update process to offer a faster update cadence — and with that, it'll bring the new Edge to Windows 7 and 8 users, too.

Fahmy cannot therefore count on the retrial process to offer a just or swift solution.