Sentence examples for concept that includes from inspiring English sources
And citizenship is a broad concept that includes behavior and rituals.
It is not obvious how "Europe" can be a concept that includes Turkey, but it is not obvious, either, what the grounds are for keeping Turkey out, once the economic requirements for admittance to the E.U. have been met.
Mr. Bush needed to prove to Europe and to the Senate that he was not engaged in recklessness as he pursued a new security concept that includes missile defenses.
Richard Dahl, a political scientist, said Dr. Almond's 1963 book, "The Civic Culture," helped anchor the idea of a political culture -- a concept that includes national character and how people choose to govern themselves -- as a fundamental aspect of society.
He never missed an opportunity to propagate the idea of civilitas ("civilized life" or "civilization"), a concept that includes the maintenance of peace and order, racial harmony, and the outlawing of oppression and violence.
In addition, health equity is a multidimensional concept that includes the three dimensions of opportunity, process, and outcome equity.
It was intriguing to see the designers create an art concept that included themselves, both arranging the clothes and making meditative gestures.
The further discovery of hundreds of new viruses transformed disease causality into a complex concept that included demographical, geographical and social layers.
The heart played a central role in ancient Egyptian religion, being weighed against the feather of ma'at (an Egyptian concept that included truth and justice) to see if one was worthy of entering the afterlife.
While organic farming was once a broad philosophical concept that included such things as composting, fallowing land for a certain amount of time every year and even paying living wages to workers, today the difference between organic and conventional is defined almost entirely by the choice not to use certain chemicals.
