Sentence examples similar to regional make from inspiring English sources

The Senate's regional make-up precludes him getting a majority there, so he would probably be unable to form a government; instead such a result would usher in months of uncertainty and a fresh election, all accompanied by conniptions in the markets.The second-worst outcome would be for Mr Bersani's coalition to win a majority in both houses.

"He thinks he's getting nothing but a costume," said Stephanie McCormick, chief executive of the regional Make-A-Wish organization, which grants wishes to children with life-threatening medical conditions.

The regional make-up of the medical student body of the medical school where this study was undertaken in the first two years of the direct entry (five year) programme is shown in Fig.  1.

Comparisons with regional neighbours make for painful reading.

Small-bore regional exhibitions make sense in a tough fund-raising climate.

Now, unstable regional politics make it more crucial than ever for Cuba to pep up income from tourism.

Regional cooks make abundant use of fresh herbs like parsley, dill and mint, and sweet spices like cinnamon and allspice.

Regional trains make the 48-mile journey in 60 to 80 minutes and cost €9.90 (£8.84) return second class.

The best advice I got as a young I.B.M. salesman came from a crusty old regional manager: "Make your numbers.

He argues that regional deals make countries less likely to agree to global tariff cuts, since freer global trade would erode the narrow gains they have won.

Understanding these perspectives will help land use planners and regional politicians make better decisions for optimizing available CES.