The analysis of the latter study centred around the core concept of "health-related normality" and is reported elsewhere [ 20].
The Tractarian conceptions of genuine (contingent) propositions and the (original and) core concept of truth are used to construct theories of logical and mathematical 'propositions' by contrast.
The report barely mentions great-power diplomacy, the traditional core concept of statecraft.
These projects are based on the core concept of transitioning ownership of the network to the diaspora community.
Thiel explained: "Very unusually for a Presidential candidate, he has questioned the core concept of American exceptionalism.
"The core concept of the Delaware court is, what are the fiduciary duties that directors owe to shareholders?
"They said, 'kudos because your core concept of universality is spot on, but it's a little big and clumsy,' " Mr. Kennedy said.
But the core concept of the party appealing more widely to the votes of "workers" is not as ludicrous as it first sounds.
The idea of judicial independence, embodied in the life tenure that federal judges enjoy under Article III of the Constitution, is a core concept of American law.
The core concept of this platform is that while government has a responsibility to the needy, it does not have to provide the services itself.
Others argue that the administration, because of limited time and patience, has effectively abandoned the core concept of counterinsurgency doctrine in Afghanistan but won't admit it.
