Sentence examples for wishes to forge from inspiring English sources
In seeking to further advance the contributions of the ISDR-ICL Sendai Partnerships to landslide disaster risk reduction and management, the ICL community wishes to forge an agreement, the Kyoto 2020 Commitment (K2020C), during the WLF5.
He disdained the self-heroicising of the likes of Joyce, with his wish to "forge the uncreated conscience of my race", and rejected the myth of the selfless artist wedded to his art.
But once history has happened, it has happened forever, and as long as people wish to forge their identity on the basis of collective memory there can be no annulment of its consequences.
Why, for example, would the Obama Administration wish to forge a bet-the-Presidency partnership with Kenneth Lewis, the C.E.O. of Bank of America, who bought the sub-prime lender Countrywide at the top of the housing market, and who then, as this enormous mistake became evident, extravagantly overpaid for Merrill Lynch?
It is this gruelling but important work that he says is necessary for anyone wishing to forge a career out of development.
The history of artificial intelligence (AI) began in antiquity, with myths, stories and rumors of artificial beings endowed with intelligence or consciousness by master craftsmen; as Pamela McCorduck writes, AI began with "an ancient wish to forge the gods".
The symbolism of blacks as orchids is clarifying and at the same time extremely valuable as we wish to forge meaning and build an identity not just as Blacks in America but for Americans as a whole.
Want to forge a signature?
Will it use it, as many foreign investors hope, to forge ahead with its business-friendly National Development Plan against the wishes of the unions?
If the new president really does wish to embrace change, he should go beyond domestic issues and try to forge a new international financial and economic order.
