Sentence examples for an enduring entity from inspiring English sources

Such investment is at odds with the traditional German concept of the company as an enduring entity in which employees as well as owners have a stake.

I.e. the kind classifier system allows additional quality description (such as the published price) of an enduring entity.

In this essay I argue that while Borges embraced the reality of change, he also struggled against the threat it posed to our sense of ourselves as enduring entities.

This is the historical starting point in studying the development of the region as an enduring geopolitical entity and of Kannada as an important regional language.

A nation's historic entitlement to a particular territory would be typically thought of as the entitlement of the nation conceived as a single enduring entity, rather than a right that has been inherited and bequeathed by successive generations of nationals so that, historically, there has been no continuous entity that has enjoyed rights over the territory.

Whitehead's God is not an enduring object but a single actual entity.

Suffice it to say that the question whether God is best conceived as a single actual entity or as an enduring object is a major parting of the ways between process theists.

This latter notion — of a collective social organization having an enduring, mystical essence — would come to be transferred to political entities, the body politic.

Thus, Hartshorne proposes that Whitehead would be more true to his own metaphysics by conceiving God as an enduring object, and thus as a society, rather than as a single actual entity.

Tibet is assessed as an enduring civilization as well as an example of methodologies for the study of other non-state entities.

So began an enduring friendship.