Sentence examples for built on a conception from inspiring English sources
Neoclassical economics is after all built on a conception of the economy as the sum of the atomised actions of millions of utility-maximising individuals, where markets are stable, information is perfect, capital and labour are equals – and the trade cycle is bolted on as an afterthought.
The first post-Kantian philosopher who embarked explicitly on the project to elaborate a dynamic idealistic conception of reality built on a specific conception of self-consciousness was Johann Gottlieb Fichte (1762 1814) while he was a professor at the university of Saxe-Weimar in Jena from 1794 to 1799.
The argument that technology neutral law requires compensation in the form of technology specific law is built on a relational conception of technology, and we explain that though technology in itself is neither good nor bad, it is never neutral.
War and military service have been defining influences in Australian history, while a major part of the national identity has been built on an idealised conception of the Australian experience of war and of soldiering, known as the Anzac spirit.
Los Angeles is built on a desert.
When Simon Baron-Cohen, Alan Leslie and Uta Frith argued that autistic children lacked a 'theory of mind' in 1985, they built on the post-1960s cofception of autism, describing it as 'a profound disorder in understanding and coping with the social environment', in which the main symptom is 'impairment in verbal and non-verbal communication' Baron-Cohen, Lesliee and Frith, 1985).
But many of these proposals, and the research on which they are based, are built on narrow conceptions of the value, benefits, and appropriate structure of early care and education services.
With that in mind we propose that PES schemes built on conceptions of justice that broadly align with those of prospective service providers will be better received than those that do not.
It builds on a successful strategy.
It builds on a similar 2001 review.
