Sentence examples for terms for creating from inspiring English sources

The communities, representing between 5,000 and 20,000 Jews, and the World Jewish Restitution Organization agreed Wednesday in Warsaw on the terms for creating a joint foundation to reclaim and preserve the properties, the department said.

The terms given in the research instrument as prescribed terms for creating the second concept map are presented in Table 3.

But it is difficult, perhaps impossible, to distinguish between organized political "sock-puppeting" — the term for creating a false online identity — and a private citizen's exercising free speech online.

Limitations appear when the interface crossing the boundary is not a stable equilibrium between the two phases: the terms responsible for creating the true balance between the phases perturb the interior solution.

The proposed approach only uses GO terms' names for creating semantic vectors.

Seattle Mayor Ed Murray, who runs the city where a majority of King County's homeless population is concentrated, acknowledged these statistics in an ambitious new plan that shifts the city's focus from temporary emergency interventions to long-term solutions for creating more permanent housing for the homeless.

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"While this budget year is settled and it wouldn't be productive to relitigate it so soon after our two-year deal, I plan to work with my colleagues on the Budget Committee to lay out our long-term vision for creating jobs, boosting the economy, and tackling our deficits fairly and responsibly," Murray said.

What the scheme lacked in panache it made up for in terms of creating challenges for detectives: it is very hard to get a fingerprint from a brick.

We are used to thinking that we lead on social issues like education, access to information, personal rights, and that we have been a model for the world in terms of creating opportunity for our fellow citizens.

The results are discussed in terms of challenges for creating safety climate in organizations that harbor several professional subcultures.