Sentence examples for using the figures to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush and Republicans on Capitol Hill are defending the tax cut as appropriate medicine for the weak economy and using the figures to increase pressure on Democrats to hold down spending increases.

Opposition parties used the figures to attack the government.

George W. Bush used the figures to portray his plans as prudent.

Strategic communications can change policy: For example, the Global Monitoring Report released new figures on the state of education in Pakistan in October last year and used the figures to campaign in the press in the aftermath of the tragic shooting of Malala.

Here's the substantive argument, in full: Ed Miliband, the leader of the opposition, predictably used the figures to attack the coalition for "cutting too far, too fast".

Freeman used the figures to argue that cyclists should be made to pay a form of vehicle excise duty to contribute to the cost of introducing a bicycle registration scheme.

It breaks the data down by age, gender and profession – so you could get your class to create visual representations of changes for each group, or use the figures to analyse the effectiveness of moves to reduce smoking in society.

Use the figures to compare the month-by-month statistics and discuss what the impact of prisoners serving whole life sentences will have on the need for larger or additional prisons.

Shorten has used the figures to argue that a banking tribunal, now favoured by Coalition members such as Nationals senator John Williams, would not work to stem complaints and has again called for a royal commission into the banks.

They used the figures to create an aggregate of how the balance between the generations has changed over the past 20 years.

The Justice Department could use the figures to determine how pervasive racial profiling was.