Sentence examples for tries to formulate from inspiring English sources

This decision gives everyone a bit of breathing space while the ICAO tries to formulate some firmer ideas.

As society gradually attaches more and more importance to education, it also tries to formulate the overall objectives, content, organization, and strategies of education.

As the international community tries to formulate a harsh response to last month's nuclear test, Pyongyang is likely to continue to hone its technology, experts say.

He tries to formulate what could be the presupposition of the notion: under appearances of plurality, there might be a united psychiatric discourse.

He tries to formulate the words to explain to Angel that the point is to hurt, to see what Christ went through for us, but he's tongue-tied and shy about saying these things, as shy as he'd be if he were explaining it to his old friends.

Noam Chomsky, for instance, has said: "It is quite possible... that we will always learn more about human life and personality from novels than from scientific psychology". The reason is that science tries to formulate general explanatory laws which apply universally, which were in operation before they were discovered, and which would have been discovered sooner or later by somebody.

"But they tried to formulate a case".

Several European nations are trying to formulate plans for international observers that Israel might find palatable.

The first Hague convention of 1899 tried to formulate laws prohibiting war crimes.

"I decided that I should try to formulate an intervention," Taylor said.

He tried to formulate a national coaching style to be taught in schools and parks.