Sentence examples for conceived concern from inspiring English sources

These conditions, broadly conceived, concern, on the one hand, the rational capacities of humans, or more accurately souls, and, on the other hand, the objects of knowledge.

(Kolvin, 1971: 22) These criteria were exceptionally rigorous, to the extent that they were narrowly conceived, when concerning children who could not talk or had very limited language abilities.

The legislation was conceived out of concerns that arose during looting in hurricane-ravaged parts of the state.

Narrowly conceived, internet governance concerns internet-native bodies, such as ICANN (the private company with a monopoly on domain name distribution and regulation) and IETF (an internet standards body).

The human sciences will henceforth be conceived as primarily concerned with the understanding of the meaning of human action and interaction.

Delhi metro was conceived foreseeing the rising concern of traffic in and around the Delhi region and after implementation it helped in reducing considerable amount of personalized vehicles off the roads of Delhi.

To overcome this concern, we conceived of using QIDS data to guide government initiatives in real-time.

According to the interviewed, the small proportion of overweight children passing through CHC was not conceived as being a concern in need of a greater effort from the nurses or the CHC.

It is questionable how informed consent, traditionally conceived, can accommodate these concerns, which are of course heightened as research techniques produce ever more detailed information, and as more and more genomic data are shared.

For them the 'third' stratum was conceived as discourse, reflecting their concern with bible translation and the need to describe text relations beyond the sentence.

This account of sexual difference later becomes part of a more general concern with differences, conceived of, in a parallel way, as different modes of embodiment.