Sentence examples for through deliberately from inspiring English sources

Raymond Torres, the ILO special adviser on social and economic issues, said: "Only through deliberately improving the quality of employment for those who have jobs and creating new, decent work, will we provide a durable exit from precarious living conditions and improve livelihoods for the working poor and their families".

Nevertheless, the manufacturer's profits can be improved through deliberately designed government subsidy schemes.

If these issues are honestly recognized and addressed through deliberately targeted policy interventions, then the long-term sustainability of extensive pastoralism can be assured, failing which, the non-pastoral sectors should be ready and willing to find an alternative, albeit more expensive, economic activity to support the 'once upon a time' pastoral population.

Anti-choice judges and prosecutors are pushing cases through deliberately and explicitly because they've realised it furthers an anti-choice cause.

Anti-choice judges and prosecutors are pushing cases through deliberately and explicitly because they've realized it furthers an anti-choice cause.

Hutton further downplayed his team's chances through deliberately exaggerating its inexperience when talking to an Australian press already sympathetic to Hutton as a professional captain of a class-driven country.

These let water through, but not hydrated ions.A graphene-based plant would work similarly, except that the holes through which the water would pass would have to be punched through it deliberately, rather than happening spontaneously.

These let water through, but not the ions.A graphene-based membrane would work similarly, except that the holes through which the water would pass would have to be punched through it deliberately, rather than happening spontaneously.

To solve this problem you'll probably need to slow down and think it through rather deliberately.

Luces de Bohemia (1920; Bohemian Lights) illustrates his theory and practice of esperpento, an aesthetic formula he also used in his fiction to depict reality through a deliberately exaggerated mimesis of its grotesqueness.

Watmore, another Whitehall defector, also pointed his torch at the fit and proper persons test, which Pol Pot would have sailed through, and deliberately complex ownership structures that discourage scrutiny.