Sentence examples for beyond the processes of from inspiring English sources

The legend that they were invincible -- above and beyond the processes of a democracy -- has been shattered.

"This is a seminal moment in the process of bankruptcy in that we are now turning our attention to a point beyond the process of bankruptcy".

The debate goes beyond the process of the abdication of Juan Carlos and the coronation of Felipe.SONIA ANDOLZ Lecturer Universidad Antonio de Nebrija MadridSIR – It is interesting that you remarked on the monarchical status accorded to the president of France ("Vive la reine!", June 14th), because in truth he is a monarch in the fullest sense of the word.

And it needs to evolve beyond the process of simply "connecting the dots" because that too is easy to replicate in a repeatable digital format.

President Obama has for the most part shied away from the idea that the real challenge to our democracy stems not from the dysfunctional nature of Congress, but rather from the forces of wealth and privilege who see themselves as "above and beyond the process of democracy".

Fifth, the survey instrument was not validated beyond the process of questionnaire development.

The current study also was designed to extend our understanding of NSSI cessation beyond the process of stopping and into the after effects of repeated self-injurious experiences.

However, there is a need to move beyond the process of care and develop patient-centered outcomes to assess the impact of these innovations from the patient perspective.

If preferences are not complete, and develop during and beyond the process of elicitation, then the apparent variance in values from a group of individuals will underestimate the true variation in values.

I don't like the idea of death from a personal point of view and I'm very frightened about it... .......... [daughter, aged 54] In a small number of cases discussions were reported that looked beyond the process of dying and the event of death.

This simply means that we're not referring to a mythical notion of a spiritual being that exists outside of, or beyond, the process.