Sentence examples for concept that allowed from inspiring English sources

As Human Rights Watch director Kenneth Roth notes, universal jurisdiction "was also the concept that allowed Israel to try Adolf Eichmann in Jerusalem in 1961".

It's like a gong sounding; it puts you in a state of reverberation". Clearly, Guston and Feldman in the 1950's were thinking about something similar, namely, the undefinable territory between music and art: an abstract concept that allowed both of them to evoke the immateriality they were aiming for.

So, we built a proof of concept that allowed people to authenticate high value assets, place a microchip on them, and register them on blockchain.

This means, for one thing, more Perspectives, a concept that allows artists to program their own concerts over two seasons.

A KFS concept that allows the assignment of similar roles to a number of users, rather than to an individual.

Force majeure is a legal concept that allows you to get out of a contractual obligation: an act of God that means you can't be sued.

Our conversation went like this: Neil: "We're certainly devoted to individualism as the only concept that allows men to be happy, without somebody taking from somebody else.

The committee also called for an end to "hot pursuit", a concept that allows Nato forces to enter Pakistan if they are chasing insurgents.

"Music writer" is a concept that allows leeway to footnote the context or defend the performance, or my view of it.

The conceptual framework has emerged from emotional design concept that allows the creation of desirable showroom design.

This paper presents a module concept that allows to model and simulate even large and complex mechatronic systems.