Sentence examples for a distinctive theme in from inspiring English sources

However, as CBRN (chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear) events form a distinctive theme in emergency planning and disaster preparedness, it is important to systematically explore their implications for psychosocial care.

The responsibility of the state for moral education is a distinctive theme of classical Chinese thought, prominent in both Mohism and Confucianism and much criticized in Daoist texts.

In the 20th century the unity of science became a distinctive theme of the scientific philosophy of logical empiricism.

Half of each programme will have a distinctive theme.

But any serious Presidential candidate needs a distinctive theme to run on, too: arguably, the lack of a single overriding theme was a key weakness of the Clinton campaign.

Each batch was given names with a distinctive theme, for example kings for the 6000 class and castles for the 4073 class.

Move the left side of flipbook to choose template and theme, or custom a distinctive theme and click "Apply Change" to save all settings.

Then follows the composed piece, which is performed with improvised variations most typically khayal (a poetic form) in vocal music and gat, a short, rhythmically distinctive theme, in instrumental music.

In Europe, where Levi's generates about a quarter of its $4.1 billion of revenue, the company has gradually rolled out stores with distinctive themes in major cities, beginning in late 1999 with one called Cinch in the trendy Carnaby Street area of London, and since then in Barcelona, Berlin, Milan and Paris.

Currently in a closed alpha, UK-based Zubworld mixes elements of Facebook and Twitter (and just about every other social network) but with a central and potentially distinctive theme.

It began in 1962 when he arranged Monty Norman's distinctive theme into an anthem on Dr No and was followed by 11 subsequent 007 movies including Goldfinger, Diamonds Are Forever and The Living Daylights.