Sentence examples for the thinking by from inspiring English sources

"I don't understand the thinking by Moody's," he said.

We'll be creative about transport solutions in the big cities - we'll explore entirely private sector means to build London's Crossrail, and welcome the thinking by Birmingham Conservatives about a privately funded new Tube.

Claudio Paolillo, the editor of Búsqueda, a weekly newspaper, dismisses the government's proposal as a "smoke screen" to divert attention from a crime wave.Nevertheless, the thinking by Uruguay's government is the most daring in a growing debate about drug policy in Latin America.

Such a gap between the thinking by officials, and the types of available transport investment decision-support tools, is of international significance.

We do the planning, we do the thinking by coming up with new and interesting recipes every week and you can just click on what you like.

In linguistic terms, I follow my previous work on South Asia (Fuller 2003, 2007) while for East and Southeast Asia I attempt to chart a middle ground synthesis from among the thinking by Blench (2005, 2008a, 2010a, b), Van Driem (2011a, b) and Sagart (2003, 2008, this volume).

As noted in the Brihadaranyka Upanishad, "Verily, by the seeing of, by the hearing of, by the thinking of, by the understanding of the Atman, all this [phenomenal world] is known".

My experiences show that the creating of the algorithmic thinking by the girls in secondary grammar school and in the higher education needs more time and other teaching methods.

Welcome back the thinking developed by the National Economic Development Office, proposed by Conservative chancellor Selwyn Lloyd in 1961 and abolished by John Major 30 years later.

Those promises now appear to have been the wishful thinking by the aides, including his chief media adviser, Bouthaina Shaaban.

McCarthy made herself a target of sexist condescension, the thinking goes, by writing primarily of inconsequential things, by being "minor" in her choice of subject.