Sentence examples for conceptualized today from inspiring English sources

In the 1930s and 1940s, Roosevelt utilized a "good neighbor policy" -- conceptualized today as "soft power" by U.S. foreign policy practitioners -- to curry favor in Latin America and win over its public.

The delegates are also nearing agreement on a fund, conceptualized a year ago, to help developing nations adapt to climate change.

Or consider Arthur Waldron's sustained and detailed argument to the effect that there was no "Great Wall of China," as that structure is usually conceptualized (1990).

Such alternative partnerships in company with condition changes could be actual instances of the "date hubs" conceptualized several years ago [ 39].

With the 1823 poem, whose proper title is "A Visit from St. Nicholas, Mooree is credited with conceptualizing Christmas as we know it, from Santa's beard to the chimney route.

So, he conceptualized what today is Upstart The Board Game.

It was conceptualized from 1999 to 2002, a pilot program was completed in 2006, and a population-based program was implemented in 2008.

Based on Talisman, the Grade Inflation Game, abbreviated as GIGAME, was conceptualized in January 2013 and its development was completed in March 2014.

Geet Ramayan was conceptualized in 1955, four years before the introduction of television in India in 1959.

Three community service stints later, Mr. Pérez received a lukewarm reception from the neighborhood when Alianza was conceptualized in 1986.

First conceptualized in 2008, a blockchain is a decentralized database of transactions run on a peer-to-peer network.