Sentence examples for central term from inspiring English sources

Just as suffrage represented feminism's vision of the political future, friendship represented its vision of the personal future, the central term of a renegotiated sexual contract.

Sustainability has become a central term in environmental planning and policy since the late 1980s.

Debates were about the nature of heaven rather than its existence, and heaven remained a central term for philosophers holding widely different viewpoints.

For example, the central term 'management' is seldom defined in the relevant literature regarding an urban landscape context, and public participation in management processes is unusual.

In Hasan's view, choice is a central term that enables the analyst to enter into an explicit discourse on how language as a semiotic system becomes a powerful resource for the exchange of meanings in social contexts (Hasan 1995).

Although the focus of this study was on primary productivity, the ultimate goal of carbon flux modeling is to estimate net ecosystem productivity (NEP), the central term used to describe imbalances in carbon uptake and loss by ecosystems [98].

The intrusion led to new talks that cemented central terms of the deal, American officials said.

General Motors agreed to the central terms of the tentative agreement with Ford, a deal that involves concessions on both sides.

Concepts are introduced only to never be mentioned again, and central terms sometimes go unexplained.

An index directs readers to each occurrence of central terms, indicating those that appear as entry titles in bold face.

The remaining concept maps showed that there was little agreement among the Japanese students regarding the choice of central terms.