1 to make something perfect or completely suitable for its purpose: --
2 to direct something such as an ability to make it more effective: --
3 to make something better or completely suitable for its purpose: --
The one thing that people object to about herrings is the hones.
Their challenging skills need to be honed to the sharpest of edges in realistic training for such operations.
Of course, it is to be honed that that situation will never arise.
The debate is timely because each party, in its own way, has been building a family policy and honing the issues before a general election.
The compromise honed in the conciliation procedure is, however, acceptable in this respect.
I am not accusing anyone in particular, but mechanisms have been created and honed for committing this type of fraud which are absolutely outrageous.
I would just add that the latter is not the same memory that controls the online aiming movements, but one that implicitly accumulates experience and hones the response.
Chafing under the recent wave of regulatory initiatives, many corporations and trade associations channeled funding into think tanks that allowed these messages to be honed and disseminated.
