Sentence examples for to shape a process from inspiring English sources

It's not that I dictate the answer, but I have to be comfortable with the outcome of the process, and as chairman I aim to shape a process that produces the best outcome".

The goal of the six is to get Iran to suspend enrichment entirely, at least for the period of serious negotiations; all these talks are trying to do is to create enough mutual trust to shape a process, including confidence-building measures like the fuel swap, to enable more serious talks to take place on an agreed agenda.

Indeed, his plan is based on keeping the regime in place, not on handing over the keys of the regime to coalitions in order to shape a transitional political process.

An engineer by training and a reformer by intuition, Mr. Maadi has a host of metaphors these days to describe the moment in which he now finds himself, standing on the brink of a new era of Egyptian politics as promising as it is dangerous, with elections next month beginning a process to shape a new constitution and choose a president.

GM is believed to be the first maker to use the process to shape a car's body.

This paper illustrates a quantified process to shape a R&D programme that exploits as much as possible previous R&D.

It is a dynamical process to shape a phenotype at a 'matured' state (where fitness is defined) from a given initial state.

Ryan needed to shape a bill that would survive this process, and as a result he left out some of conservatives' most long-standing health-care-policy ideas.

Let's recall that the organization already has a hoped-for end result in mind, so it's weird for them to pretend that you are "shaping a process".

It is about shaping a process in which people of different backgrounds and communities can work together across barriers to create positive, overdue change.

The HF patient engagement process develops in four main phases that are characterised by different patients' emotional, cognitive and behavioural dynamics that contribute to shape the process of a patient's meaning making towards health and illness regarding their care.