Sentence examples for as achieved through from inspiring English sources

However, these use rights should be defined as achieved through the administrative allocation of state-owned land.

The first is between coherence at the surface level (Lee, 2002), as achieved through the addition of cohesive devices, and coherence between propositions.

In contrast with the traditional hermeneutic account, Gadamer thus advances a view of understanding that rejects the idea of understanding as achieved through gaining access to some inner realm of subjective meaning.

These effects are at least partially attributed to the ability of cyclin D1 to bind and inhibit AR activity (Knudsen et al, 1999; Reutens et al, 2001), as achieved through at least two discrete mechanisms.

Given the reliance of prostate cancer cells on this signal, nullification of AR activity is the first line of therapeutic intervention for disseminated disease, as achieved through either ligand depletion (androgen ablation strategies) or through the use of direct AR antagonists that prevent formation of active AR transcriptional complexes (Klotz 2000; Reid et al. 1999).

For example, the drought tolerant trait in the recently marketed new "water-optimized" GM maize varieties of Syngentah has been achieved through, as the company states, its non-GM technology called "Gene Association Mapping".

The emergence of reflexivity depends on whether practitioners will put at risk not just specific aspects of their behaviour (as is achieved through reflection), but their personal identity and, thereby, their social and organisational relationships.

The cuts, made necessary by a projected $1.2 billion deficit caused by the terror attack and a weakening national economy, include financing for child care, library programs, mental health services for the elderly and school maintenance, as well as savings achieved through technical budget alterations.

The curriculum focuses on knowledge acquisition (lecture, discussion, review of printed materials) as well as skills training achieved through such activities as role-playing exercises involving realistic scenarios and practice sessions.

David Coleman, one of the principal architects of the Common Core, told me that he's all for self-esteem, but that rigorous standards "redefine self-esteem as something achieved through hard work".

In its political form, positive freedom has often been thought of as necessarily achieved through a collectivity.