Sentence examples for Based on the affirmation from inspiring English sources
Post-genocide governance in Rwanda is based on the affirmation of our commonalities.
And these broader implications of the judgment should not obscure its primary significance: a just resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict based on the affirmation of fundamental human rights.
The principle of mathematical induction is based on "the affirmation of a property of the mind itself" (1902: 41 42; 19139 409–40), so that there can be no uncertainty.
His art, in those days, was based on the ascetic principle of affirmation through negation -- pruning the resources of the cinema so that it could produce something hardier, more beautiful and more nourishing.
This affirmation is based on the fact that the differences between these algorithms are in the optimization process, always aiming at a shorter processing time and lower use of resources, such as computational memory.
43– 45 The Nalanda 20-week program in contemplative self-healing combines simple yoga and mindfulness with compassion training and integral methods of role-modeling imagery, affirmation, and breath holding, based on the Nalanda tradition of gradual mind training.
The basic affirmations of positivism are (1) that all knowledge regarding matters of fact is based on the "positive" data of experience and (2) that beyond the realm of fact is that of pure logic and pure mathematics.
In the movie, which was based on the Peter Morgan play, Michael Sheen portrays Mr. Frost as glib and agreeable on the surface, but also shallow and desperate for approval and affirmation.
This analysis and development is based on the traditional scientific method of inquiry (Hempel 1965; Kuhn 1962) including three stages - theory conception and articulation, empirical testing and refinement, and theory affirmation and extension.
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