Sentence examples for concept noted from inspiring English sources

The wealthier teams accept the concept noted in the collective bargaining agreement, recognizing "that the participation of two clubs is necessary for the production of the on-field competition that the clubs sell to the public".

Many sources praised the game for its concept, noted for being similar to that of Pikmin, which was popular for the same reason.

Here the concept, noted above, of 'epistemic communities' [ 48] is useful and has explicitly been applied to assessments of the benefits from health research centres [ 29].

His "Concept Note" suggested that responsibility to protect was redecorated colonialism, and that the true means to eliminate genocide and similar scourges included world financial reform, Security Council reform and drawing a lesson from Jesus.

Here too you can order a traditional meal, and the service is nearly up to that, but here too the server is compelled to explain the tapas concept, noting that the restaurant's approach to it is Asian-influenced, which is barely in evidence.

He praised its detailed sprites and their animations along with the "Tecmo Theater" concept, noting that the cutscenes "help supply a lot of atmosphere".

Madonna became interested in the concept, noting that she hated when others remixed her song and wanted to do it by herself.

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Further, SQUIRE 2.0 should seek to be a source of reliable definitions and a resource for the important concepts noted above as the field evolves.

The following is provided to more thoroughly explain certain concepts noted in the criteria for variant classification (Tables 3 and 4) and to provide examples and/or caveats or pitfalls in their use.

In a concept note on sex work published in 2013, UN Women said sex workers were "rights holders like all other women and men and should be recognised as such".