Sentence examples for clear theory from inspiring English sources

"It gives a very clear theory of action for the federal government that is very different, that is, 'We're going to set expectations and hold your feet to the fire.' " The federal government has set national priorities on specific issues in education from the 1950's onward.

They also criticised prosecutors and lower court judges for failing to establish a clear theory on what would have prompted Knox, who is now 28, and Sollecito, 31, to commit the murder, and that they instead had bought into a "theory of complicity" – suggesting, for instance, that Knox had been resentful of her flatmate – with few facts to back them up.

However, to date, there is no clear theory that explains this association.

Researchers should articulate a clear theory of change and to design studies to capture that change and use appropriately sensitive measures to assess that change during development.

First, already at that time, there were attempts at envisaging simultaneously the questions of vote secrecy in the case of electors and in the case of representatives.[37] And the interesting fact is that we do not have today a clear theory telling us why we should have secret ballots for electors and open votes in plenary parliamentary sessions.

mA clear theory on the socio-economic resilience of cities and, by consequence, of their environmental sustainability, is to be found in the work of the economist and Harvard professor Edward Glaesser, especially in his book Triumph of the City, editorial Macmillan 2011.

Classical doctrine did not embody a clear-cut theory about international capital movements.

New high-resolution crystal structures of wildtype and AcrB variants, systematically analyzed through diverse computational methods, have enabled us to formulate a novel, clear-cut theory of the mechanism of proton-coupled drug-efflux in this very complex transport system.

The very idea of a clear-cut theory-observation distinction has received much criticism.

Dean owes readers a far clearer theory of the administration's motives.

It goes without saying that the general equilibrium (aka Walrasian or market clearing) theory is the dominant research paradigm in economics to describe and understand the workings of market economies.