Sentence examples for constructive programs from inspiring English sources
Thus, many feminist scientists are more critical of the standards and practices of existing research programs and pursue constructive programs aimed at transforming the methodologies, ontological commitments, framework assumptions, and epistemic ideals that animate their fields.
They could be steps towards implementing constructive programs.
He held the chairmanship of Erode Municipality and wholeheartedly undertook constructive programs spreading the use of Khadi, picketing toddy shops, boycotting shops selling foreign cloth, and eradicating untouchability.
Prisoner demands call for state officials to reform policies that punish groups for the actions of individuals, stop rewarding those who provide information on others, improve nutrition, institute constructive programs for those in solitary confinement and curtail the long-term use of the Security Housing Units.
Tells about his visionary scheme for India: the Constructive Program would effect a nonviolent agrarian revolution.
Congress swept the polls in 1937 because of Gandhi's constructive program.
No. Does the opposition have responsible leaders and a constructive program?
"Spend the precious time and dollars explaining what's at stake and a constructive program to make life better.
Gandhi believed that for India the road to economic development lay in an agrarian rather than an industrial revolution... His "constructive program" was summarily dismissed by the Indian gov't almost from the day of independence, without serious testing.
Thereafter he focused on what he called his "constructive program" of hand spinning and weaving and overall village "uplift," as well as on Hindu "purification" in seeking to advance the cause of the Harijans, especially through granting them entry to Hindu temples, from which they had always been banished.
A more positive feature of the paper lies in its constructive program for research, culminating in Turing's ideas for 'learning machines' and educating 'child' machines (Turing 1950b, p. 454).
