Sentence examples for Conventionally understood from inspiring English sources

Conventionally understood as a set of limits on state behavior, the "rule of law" in world politics is widely assumed to serve as a progressive contribution to a just, stable, and predictable world.

'He's not a conventionally understood suburbanite.

That is the opposite of Darwinism as conventionally understood.

For their part, Richter and Goldstein show disdain for expression conventionally understood.

In some respects it is a book of fiction, but not as conventionally understood.

What "Marienbad" meant — its content, as conventionally understood — was not the issue.

However, it is not memory that it moulds at least, not memory as conventionally understood.

This is a simple argument, but it is of central importance to political freedom as it is conventionally understood.

It comes coupled with a quality that is not quite emotional intelligence as conventionally understood, but something rather deeper.

Finally, seeing officers as agents can help resolve disputes stemming from the definitional fluidity of "officer" within corporate law; many cases, applying the robust doctrine of apparent authority, address the consequences of appointing agents to positions with particular titles or authority with a conventionally-understood scope.

Unlike a book as that term is still conventionally understood a blog is competing at all times with any and all potential other tabs you might have open or might be thinking of opening; it is even competing with the hyperlinks inside it.