Sentence examples for structure to work from inspiring English sources

The mystery becomes increasingly peripheral but it gave Oseman a structure to work with.

When it tried to do so in Cambodia nearly a decade ago, there was already a government structure to work with.

This is great because we now have a really flat, clean JSON structure to work with and it is much easier to see what is going on.

"If they felt and saw that there was some kind of structure to work within, I think people would say, 'Amen, let's go.' " Indeed, there is structure, Mr. Collins insisted, and the students create every bit of it.

With the NHS and local government frantically trying to get the new health structure to work, it is hardly surprising that they have not been universally successful in drafting watertight proposals for doing something councils and the health service have not achieved in 65 years – coordinating their work.

But democracy needs structure to work, in the form of laws and policies.

Using the scanned CAD data taken from the maquette, we asked an engineering company to machine the basic body shape at full scale in polystyrene over the Christmas break so that on our return we had a complete full-sized armature/under-structure to work from.

"The Palestinian economy was structured to work with the Israeli economy," he said.

The rebel group's Web site explains that because "all the governments finished off the opposition with gunfire, with a dirty war, disappearances and terror, the new movement will be structured to work clandestinely".

It is structured to work in tandem with the new permanent European Union bailout fund, which has been held up until at least Wednesday, when a German court will rule on the constitutionality of Germany's participation.

Physically structured to work in enclosed, wooded countryside, shortwings which are the true hawks such as goshawks or sparrowhawks—usually hunt from trees, or directly from the gloved fist of the falconer.