Sentence examples for connexion that from inspiring English sources

It was in this connexion that one of them, Vibius Crispus, uttered a very witty remark.

There are the many particles, words that "…signify the connexion that the Mind gives to Ideas, or Propositions, one with another" (II., 7. 1. p. 471).

Its central statement for our purpose is about (i) relation in the form of connexion: that the British constitution had been constructed in a manner that required the connexion (in this case the interdependence) of the parts of the sovereign in order to achieve mutual control.

I should like to recall in this connexion that all delegations which have spoken on the subject, during the Fifty-Seventh Session of the Council, and also during the present session of the Conference, expressed the hope that the People's Republic of China would resume in the near future its place in the Organization.

Important services, such as Connexions, that advised and supported young people have been forced to close, leaving fewer places for homeless young people to go for help.

Shortly after the coalition came to power, a decision was made to scrap the network of Connexions offices that had been established by the previous government, because, by and large, they were not providing high-quality careers advice and guidance to youngsters across the country.

German airline Lufthansa is making a concerted effort to resurrect the Connexion service that Boeing killed off last year.

The presentation in the Treatise rather obscures these connexions in Hume's argument there being a gap of over two hundred pages between his discussion of the idea of necessary connexion and that of liberty and necessity.

One such unit is Connexion, a venture that would permit passengers on jetliners to plug in laptop computers at their seats and connect to the Internet by satellite.

Venue: the Madison Avenue office of Material ConneXion, a consulting firm that deals with new materials.

There were women among the school's early students, as called for in the charter of the Christian Connexion, the church group that founded Antioch amid the cornfields and forests of Yellow Springs, Ohio.