Sentence examples for a mature statement of from inspiring English sources

A mature statement of both themes can be found in Obscure Destinies (1932).

Labour's solution in 1993, proposed in the National Policy Forum document A New Agenda for Democracy, was to incorporate the ECHR into UK law as a "mature statement of rights" which the UK was already signed up to "that has been interpreted and applied over many years".

"We wanted a mature statement for Cadillac where simplicity and subtle adornments create a purposeful presence".

Even the front cover which depicted an electric chair suspended in what looked like a night sky, beneath that now familiar logo was a more mature statement of the band's rapid growth.

It's a mature statement.

Though this notation was first outlined in his Begriffsschrift (1879), the most mature statement of Frege's system was in his 2-volume Grundgesetze der Arithmetik (1893/1903).

In the following I will sketch James' position in the Quodlibeta as it provides the most mature statement of his views.

Mature statements of this formulation are presented in (Wightman and Gårding 1964) and in (Streater and Wightman 1964).

I come away from those sessions thinking that the field of health services research is now well enough established that it deserves a more mature statement defining our field than we have heretofore enjoyed.

Here, on his twelfth set, he emerges with a mature, crafted statement using a mixture of originals and numbers by the Beatles, Burt Bacharach and Paul Simon.

The program finds its mature statement in his Traité d'énergétique of 1911; it was well received by late-nineteenth-century energeticists, such as Wilhelm Ostwald and Georg Helm.