In this role equality of opportunity is conceived to be playing the central core role in a theory of distributive justice.
By the time he composed this chapter of Characters, he could write, "We can conceive no one to play Macbeth properly, or to look like a man that had encountered the Weïrd Sisters".
The Salomé orchestra was launched around the time that the Carpenters started dealing in instruments, and though it now serves as a useful adjunct to their business, it was conceived as a way to play with old Princeton friends.
He didn't conceive his scores as something to play over the pictures but as growing organically from the fabric of the movie.
Now a festival in Brazil is seriously considering the relationship between the two activities, inviting pedestrians to play video games conceived with traffic safety in mind.
In other words, "Henry" — in which the main character is sitting in his colorful home ruefully wishing for someone to play with — was ultimately conceived as a feel-good movie.
And in that process, the entrepreneurs have continued to play the central role: conceiving ideas, creating technology, building markets, and amassing wealth.
We are also cognisant of the role that the research community, broadly conceived, plays in contributing to more effective humanitarian action.
Marriage is central to concepts of good citizenship, and so exclusion from it displaces gays and lesbians from full and equal citizenship: "being fit for marriage is intimately bound up with our cultural conception of what it means to be a citizen … because marriage is culturally conceived as playing a uniquely foundational role in sustaining civil society" (Calhoun 2000, 108).
Contrary to the traditional view of these characters as selfish, bullying and heartless, the siblings, as conceived and played by Greenland and Goalen, are doleful, scuzzy creatures from the wrong side of the tracks.
