Sentence examples for division of such from inspiring English sources

The legitimate bases, content and division of such a public dual allegiance are central topics of political philosophies of federalism (Norman 1995a, Choudhry 2001).

This purports to be a much fairer system, though when taken to its logical conclusion the results include children being taken from their parents at birth for placement in merit-based social classes, and a social division of such proportions that class warfare is imminent.

However, the division of such a protocell would risk losing some of these RNA molecules unless they could be linked, as a chromosome.

However, in such a division of land, such swaps that trade settlement areas for similarly sized land of Israel proper, are the only option acceptable to Palestinians to assure contiguity to their future state.

As such, this component addresses animals that exhibit reproductive division of labour, such as eusocial species, and posits that species with a larger fraction of adult non-reproductive helpers should be considered more social.

That makes marketing and branding a different game, and hence diminishes the logic of a division of labour such as that between Dell and Quanta.

Indeed, increased rates of CUS occur also in healthy subjects in double tasks requiring division of attention such as listening and tracking a target visually [35].

The parameters T and F are determined that result in the highest agreement between the clustering partition and the reference data, which are also represented as a partition (i.e., a non-overlapping, non-hierarchical division of objects such as a classification comprising a single taxonomic rank only).

Tony West, the assistant attorney general in charge of the department's civil division, said hundreds of such lawsuits were awaiting federal review.

For the natural resources of the world are "by nature" common; that is, reason's principles do not identify anyone as having a prior claim to them other than under some customary or other socially posited scheme for division and appropriation of such resources, and such schemes could not be morally authoritative unless they acknowledged some such duty to distribute one's superflua.

As a consequence, the scientific theories accepted in a context marked by divisions of power such as gender will reflect the interests of those in power.