Sentence examples for to bring itself from inspiring English sources

France favors giving Iraq a clear and final opportunity to bring itself into compliance.

But it does say that Russia needs the World Cup to bring itself into the mainstream of a true global happening.

Others, like Mr Suppan's group, are busy lobbying American trade officials, at Codex and elsewhere, for America to bring itself into line with Europe's more cautious stance on GMOs.

It may not be the most glamorous of places, but the Essex town of Basildon hopes to bring itself a fortune by installing a homage to Hollywood's famous white sign.

"Government was never during the 1970s able to bring itself to meet the first fundamental requirement of a successful price-stabilization policy — namely, that its policies, quite simply, would not accommodate inflation," Mr. McCracken wrote in 1980.

Not since the 1980's, when Hercules Inc., a specialty chemical company, built an architectural showpiece to bring itself out of the shadow of DuPont, has a real estate project carried so much symbolic freight here.

Apparently, it could not bring itself to adhere to this policy for an additional 24 hours.

Do you think the Republican right can finally bring itself to refer to him as President Obama?

"But it just can't bring itself to step up to the plate and take responsibility for these wars".

The shame is that it still cannot bring itself to do so directly to Mr Chen.

Put more simply, in words that even now the Chinese government cannot bring itself to utter, they started to privatise many of their companies.