Sentence examples for setting short from inspiring English sources
Publicly, Mr. Bush's aides expressed confidence that after another round of diplomacy at the United Nations, they would obtain a resolution setting short deadlines and specific penalties for defiance.
Environmentalists typically use the same sources, but, as Mr Lomborg lays bare, are much less scrupulous about setting short runs of data in their long-term context, for instance, or about quoting ranges of data, where that is appropriate, rather than whatever extreme of any given range best suits their case.
Note that in CSP using B-MAC, B-MAC works in heavy load by setting short checktime.
Such an exercise could be useful for setting short and longer terms goals, identifying requirements needed for the technology to develop, and coordinate concrete plans of action for the next ten to fifteen years.
I highly recommend setting short term and longer terms goals.
Ditto for short emails, finding quick sports scores and setting short appointments.
They worry that Honeywell managers paid little attention to calculating next year's operating budgets or setting short-term strategies.
In setting short-term interest rates in recent years, Mr. Greenspan was guided by two basic lines of thinking.
Yesterday, he reduced rates for the third time in three months, setting short-term rates at 5percentt.
And because rules for setting short-term rates would be public, investors would have more certainty about what the Fed wanted.
There are so many dollars sitting idle that they risk interfering with the Fed's conventional method for setting short-term interest rates.
