Sentence examples for built upon the notion of from inspiring English sources
Our republic was built upon the notion of "consent of the governed".
For example, a press release in 1998 Chinese Tongzhi Conference in Hong Kong declared that "the lesbi-gay movement in many Western societies is largely built upon the notion of individualism, confrontational politics, and the discourse of individual rights.
Our design is built upon the notion of CDEs and makes use of a Semantic Metadata Registry (MDR) to retrieve data element definitions and use their extraction specifications to access data [ 19, 20].
Our schema is built upon the notion of the instrument as the root concept, which includes 4 children describing the constituent components of an instrument: instrumentPolicies, instructions, items, and scoring.
In recent years, policy approaches that build upon the notion of innovation systems have enjoyed increasing attention in science, technology and innovation policy.
Most of our kids know that killing is "bad"; the very fabric of our society is built upon the notion that it is wrong to kill another human being.
In contrast to spontaneously occurring arthritis models, models of induced arthritis are already built upon the notion that synovial inflammation is mediated by a response to a particular autoantigen, and therefore they do not permit study of upstream mechanisms.
Centuries later, Hugo Grotius (1583 1645) argued that the notion of moral wrongness is built into the notion of lying.
