I said that what distinguishes An Oak Tree is its unique theatricality: it can't be transposed into any other medium.
Consequently, the prima facie case should not be transposed into a rigid pleading standard for discrimination cases.
His actions remain non-specific, so this problem of the inadequacy of ordinary human kindness, when confronted with the guilts of history, could certainly be transposed into a different context.
"We are interested to hear more about how the principle of establishing an entity based on a national park objectives could be transposed into a workable structure for London".
This scene not only presents the body as the raw stuff of life, stripped of its armour and personality, but also as the stuff of art - a physical form that can be transposed into a thousand metaphors for the human condition.
Often when an onscreen setting is transposed into an exhibition space, though immersive, the effect can also feel hollow and played out — not the case here at all.
The thesis is often misunderstood as being premised on the thought that lying is contrary to the natural function of tongue or speech, a thought that has often been transposed into an effort to explain his theses about the wrong kinds of sex act.
In Höweler and Yoon's plan for the new museum, the Infinite Corridor is transposed into a spiral that connects the ground level with gallery spaces, performance spaces, and curatorial and admin istrative offices above.
At the moment, EU legislation is examined by the fulltime European Scrutiny Committee, and – once it has been transposed into a draft piece of legislation – by ad-hoc European committees filled with (often unwilling) conscripts.
Teachers' role is transposed into a kind of guide and facilitator, indicating the way to go, avoiding to walk in a parallel path, or even ahead, but indicating the way to go, motivating students in their own knowledge construction, letting them lead the way, following and supporting, constantly and carefully monitoring their learning outcomes.
