be brought about

“This has to be brought about by some top-down process in which some conscious part of the brain decides ‘I want to think of something now and then.’”

Though Black liberals did not stipulate that the public must share their religious faith, they believed that transforming America’s racially coded statutes and customs could only be brought about through the moral advancement of the United States and its people.

By minute 86, whiplash could be brought about in an attempt to turn away from the misery.

Alexander Soto, the founder and owner of Pantone 294, said his group, which organizes trips to Dodgers road games wherever they might be, brought about 400 fans to South Korea, and many more flew separately and met up with the group to go sightseeing.

"It does bring about the opportunity to utilise this time to ensure that these significant changes can be brought about in a clear, deliberate and deliverable way," she said.