Sentence examples for setting drawing from inspiring English sources

It uses a structured FTA approach to offer guidance for the design of foresight exercises supporting such priority setting, drawing on the case of S&T cooperation between EU Member States, countries associated to the FP7, and Russia.

Lumet wrings tension from Sol's jarring, sudden flashbacks as well as the urban setting, drawing sharp parallels between New York City's ghetto milieu and the wartime camps.

Stakeholders will provide key inputs to all stages of the research: needs identification (including the need for a user-friendly interface), piloting and testing of ROI concepts and tools in the local setting, drawing policy implications, testing transferability assumptions and creating effective dissemination plan.

In this setting, drawing on a concept of the influence of family lines may be less likely to provoke stigma within families than discussing the specific roles of individual parents, and therefore provide a useful way of initiating discussions about SCD in counselling.

This behavior setting draws news from a variety of sources including online articles, broadcast videos, and social networks.

But his sporadic appearances, usually in a solo or duo setting, drew followers as well as friends.

The wood-paneled, rustic-casual setting draws hotel guests and a local crowd who come for the craft beers and creative small plate offerings.

Officials said Tuesday's Mega Millions drawing would pay out an estimated $1.6 billion to winning jackpot ticket holders, if there were any, after Friday's already-record-setting drawing ended with no ticket matching all six numbers.

But this set, drawing from both albums, felt more immediate than either of them.

The step-by-step introduction to a consistent grammar covering the core areas of English syntax is complemented by extensive problems sets drawing from a variety of languages.

His set, drawing on his more traditional repertory, was both ritual and spectacle, with band members stepping forward to jump and twirl in their multicolored robes.