Sentence examples for defining notion from inspiring English sources

They are not alone: Two historic parties of Sudan, the Umma Party and the Democratic Unionist Party, believe in a democratic state, but support Shariah law and the defining notion of Sudan as an Islamic state.

As the defining notion of the realist conception was independence, the defining notion of mysticism is the opposite, namely immediacy, the idea that thought and its object must be one.

The chairman's recent speeches strongly affirm this administration's commitment to this defining notion of consumer's online experience.

This yields a coalgebraically defined notion of observational indistinguishability, as well as an algebraically defined notion of reachability under computations.

There is no previously defined notion of first lady that Trump can channel.

Their resolutely abstract demeanor, based on a narrowly defined notion of formalist painting, is more an end than a beginning.

Yet there has long been a vaguely defined notion that, somehow, Britain might reassemble chosen fragments of the empire.

The real problem with this poorly defined notion is that, in practice, it serves powerful incumbents and the centrally positioned US government, diffusing talk of any genuinely representative global alternative for policy-making and oversight.

And in terms of the defined notion of model Tarski proposes his defined notion of logical consequence.

This coincides with the algebraically defined notion of a context given above.

In terms of the defined notion of satisfaction, Tarski introduces the notion of a model of a sentence.