formulate

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• Decision making is about formulating alternative plans of action, considering their consequences, and choosing between them.

• It’s possible, the third employee speculated, that the lack of a strategy being communicated could be the result of their company’s top leaders formulating an overall strategy that has yet to trickle down.

• And, as the Democrats’ platform and policy plans are formulated, the Sanders wing of the party has continued to play this role.

• The idea was formulated at the tail end of the Cold War as a multinational collaboration, but design work didn’t properly start until the turn of the millennium, and its parent organization wasn’t launched until 2007.

• We have since engaged in detailed conversations with Facebook and are pleased to see their new commitments based on a four-point action plan formulated by the Global Alliance for Responsible Media.

• There were wiki pages where users could jointly formulate and debate the rules.

• After reading the script for this episode, did you formulate any theories about why the Terminans do what they do?

• He asked Vice President Joe Biden to help formulate ways to curb gun violence.

• It works with members of Congress and the Obama administration to formulate center-left progressive policies.

• So yes, there was a change in that we applied those algorithms, or the results there-of, to formulate the "who"/"what" response.

• He attempted to formulate some plans in his mind, and after a time it occurred to him that he should go back West to Gregory.