Sentence examples for sought to structure from inspiring English sources
At the same time, she sought to structure the agreement so that laboratory inventions, so-called intellectual property, would be vigorously developed by BP or others.
With these concerns in mind, I sought to structure my teaching of Latin American Political Change in a way that both recognized diverse learning styles in grading and also encouraged alternative forms of participation.
While the tales of fairies, tooth and otherwise, are involved, Mr. Ramsey and his team sought to structure the film less like a fairy tale and more like an adventure.
In the wake of the horrors of the Nazi engineers' grotesque experiments and the devastating advent of the atom bomb, the architects of the United Nations and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights sought to structure new world arrangements where those in power would be bridled by rational principles favoring peace.
As the unicorns instead become donkeys, lawyers will be dusting off their files as they seek to structure these down rounds and avoid all-out warfare.
European officials said privately that they were seeking to structure the offer in such a way that Iran would be forced to reveal the true intentions behind its nuclear program.
Having begun to embrace a data-driven and evidence-based approach to philanthropy, the Foundation seeks to structure more robust programs that both address challenges on the ground and align with national needs.
Friendships, marriages, families, coworkers and the ties between them are the ultimate unstructured data in the world, and Facebook seeks to structure it.
The escalation in collateral payments was also laid out in documents Nomura presented to the court on Aug. 17 when the bank sought to have Structured Credit liquidated.
At the same time, he sought to create structures that existed in close harmony with their immediate environment.
Like many who came to prominence in the past decade or so, these architects have sought to create structures that explore the psychological extremes that late Modernism and postmodernism ignored.
