Sentence examples for at basic notions from inspiring English sources

"We have to be looking at basic notions of justice and equity and fairness," he said.

The Electoral College is a cancerous tumor on American democracy, as it slowly eats away at the basic notions of fairness and equality in our political system.

It's a relatively blunt instrument for measuring sexual attraction, but it gets at the basic notion that sexual attraction exists on a spectrum rather than being binary.

At first, we recall the basic notions from the oscillation theory of the half-linear equation Deltabigl[r_{k} Phi(Delta x_{k} bigr] + c_{k} Phi(x_{k+1}) = 0, (2.1) where (r_{k} > 0) for all considered (k inmathbb{N}_{a}).

But at times, the lines strained basic notions of fairness or logic, like when he pinned the blame on Obama for failing to resuscitate a GM plant from Ryan's hometown of Janesville, Wis., that had actually closed under President George W. Bush.

Most young children, experts now say, are also more adept at understanding some abstract concepts -- basic notions of biology, for example -- than previously believed.

"Can they opt out after the dispute arises or after the judgment is given?" Most fundamentally, some judgments from religious tribunals may be at odds with constitutional protections, human rights and basic notions of fairness.

The battle is now at the center of two federal lawsuits that challenge basic notions about race.

The battle over the place of the black Seminoles is now at the center of two federal lawsuits that challenge basic notions about race in America.

It is also suggested that the reader looks at the entry on modal logic in order to grasp some basic notions of worlds semantics.

Because these notions are also basic notions of architecture.