Sentence examples for we will mean from inspiring English sources

We will mean what we say in any UN resolution we pass and will back it with action if Saddam fails to disarm voluntarily; but in return we ask two things of you: that the US should choose the UN path and you should recognise the fundamental overriding importance of re-starting the MEPP (Middle East Peace Process), which we will hold you to.

From now on when we speak of "sense-data" we will mean non-ordinary sense-data.

In what follows, when we speak of measurability, we will mean Σ-measurability.

In the sequel by RBA, we will mean only the transformation expressed by (3).

By mixed-mean inequalities, we will mean the following inequalities: (1.2).

Given a smooth map, by we will mean the map that to each associates.

Now the new cuts, we hear, will mean individual departments will be targeted.

"We anticipate that this will mean we will have fewer partners over time compared with today," he said.

"If they collapse, we know it will mean a huge cost to South Korea".

"We hope this will mean E-Act can focus on raising standards in their remaining schools".

"The accelerated depreciation will mean we will pay less taxes for quite some time".