Sentence examples for was made to act from inspiring English sources

However, no commitment was made to act on its recommendations.

After the optimum concentrations of MBP-NcGRA2, MBP-NcSRS2, and NcSAG1 had been decided, a cocktail solution containing all three kinds of protein at the appropriate concentration was made to act as the N. caninum detector.

These two assessments were conferenced with a senior supervisor, blinded to the case and the assessment point of the interview, and a consensus rating was made to act as the trial's primary outcome.

The best results of tendon-transplantation seen by the writer have been where the extensor proprius hallucis was made to act as a tibialis anticus, and where the semitendinosus and the long head of the biceps femoris were transplanted forward into the patella.

Once a decision is made to act, someone important (ideally the boss) should take the lead.

But how is a story-getting, rather than a truth-telling, press to be made to act responsibly?

"He's been systematically doing this for a very long time," the former employee who had been made to act as a "honeypot" told me.

Asked whether the Vatican could really be made to act that fast, he said, "You're talking to a man who believes in miracles".

Police believe he had taken Clockwork Orange, a synthetic cannabinoid containing chemicals that are made to act like the active part of cannabis.

Given these historical lessons, it is tempting to urge, in defiance of politics or allied demands, that the president should issue a red line only after a decision has been made to act if the line is crossed.

What changed this was the discovery in the late 1970s that, if the organic polymer was doped chemically, it could be made to act like a metal with dramatically greater electrical conductivity.