Sentence examples for utilised its from inspiring English sources

On that basis, it might have been hoped that, faced with a series of judicial criticisms of control orders and a report for the JCHR condemning the system, parliament might have voted against renewal of the orders – it might have effectively utilised its sunset clause.

Israel has fully utilised its expertise at hasbara, a Hebrew word meaning literally "explanation", but referring more broadly to image promotion.

In this study, we targeted the transposon vector containing the lacZ reporter gene into the locus then utilised its transposition capacity to insert extensively throughout the region.

What one expects of the university in the changed circumstances is that it should utilise its expertise to find ways of greater sharing of knowledge.

With each device, Amazon has focused on different aspects of how it can utilise its advances in artificial intelligence to further advance what you can expect from its hardware.

For Japan to fully utilise its female workforce, it will take more than just policy changes and it may take a generation or more to change the society's attitude.

They subsequently delegate it to the CSR or communications department, under-utilising its tremendous potential or even risking damages to their reputation.

BBVA would not comment on whether it planned to take some of Simple's technology or services to the UK market — or for Simple to potentially expand its offerings based on what Atom has built, but it seems like an obvious way for BBVA to utilise its Atom investment.

But the governor said there was no scope for a purely militaristic approach and it was equally important to develop Arunachal Pradesh by utilising its considerable resources so that the "very patriotic Arunachalis" feel more and more strongly about defending their land against any possible aggression.

In addition to disbursements from the fund, the company is willing to explore opportunities to enhance its overall contribution by utilising its advanced technological capabilities to maximise the effectiveness of projects supported by the fund".

The NCVO's public policy director, Campbell Robb, said: "The voluntary sector has a unique ability to involve users and communities, utilising its specialist skills and experience to secure a better deal for its beneficiaries.