Sentence examples for dominant concept from inspiring English sources

Since the early 1970s the "polluter pays" principle has been a dominant concept in environmental law.

While freedom of migration is a significant aspect of modern enlightenment, it was not initially the dominant concept the statue enshrined.

For the eighteenth century the dominant concept in philosophy was human nature and so it is around this concept that the work is centered.

As a result, gross domestic product (GDP), which is supposed to measure the wealth of nations, has emerged as both the most powerful number and dominant concept in our times.

The use of living people to represent symbolically the companions of the dead in funerary practices suggests a dominant concept in Baltic religious thought, namely, that the boundary between the worlds of the dead and the living was not real.

This time around, there's no dominant concept but the theme of power struggles and ownership is woven through a assortment of influences – among them Christopher Isherwood's The Berlin Stories, the Colette novella Chance Acquaintances, and Duchess, the 1969 ballad by Scott Walker.

We use the textual data mining software Leximancer to identify dominant concepts and themes underlying project governance research.

(The University of North Carolina Press) This study demonstrates how dominant concepts of religion and religious freedom have continued to marginalize indigenous traditions within the United States.

How have we moved from isolation and institutionalization towards universal design and accessibility as the dominant concepts relative to (dis)ability?

Dominant concepts of human identity position humans outside and above the food chain, not as part of the feast in a chain of reciprocity.

Also, past research related to organizational culture tends to build around two dominant concepts.