Sentence examples for element of convention from inspiring English sources

And those rules will be where the element of convention creeps in.

Second, Socrates points out that the names of numbers will be impossible to explain without including an element of convention.

But in the final part of the dialogue Socrates turns to Cratylus and shows him that his expectations as a naturalist are set impossibly high: names cannot aspire to being perfect encapsulations of their objects' essences, and some  element of convention is must be conceded.

If the convention committee doesn't fully cover the event's costs, elements of the convention could be scaled back -- an outcome that all parties are determined to avoid.

Among other recommendations made including structuring of Ghanaian institutions to manage OHS in line with the ILO-OSH 2001, this paper aligns the recommendations with the articles and elements of International Labour Organization convention number 155 and OHSAS 18001 elements.

"This Braille version achieves two important elements of the Convention: promoting self reliance and facilitating the child's active participation in the community," pointed out Mr. Allen.

Faith Leaders Say NO to Violence against Children" Several key elements of the Convention on the Rights of the Child reflect values shared with the world's major religious traditions.

Nearly every element of the Republican convention played to the anxieties and frustrations of the older white conservative voters who form the core of the GOP coalition.

It has by now become a requisite element of the political conventions: the slickly produced short films made to excite not only convention delegates but television viewers at home.

In addition to its highly regressive design, this element sets aside decades of convention and laws that protect bank deposits below a certain threshold (100,000 euros, in the case of the European Union).

This cutoff point, he thinks, can only be specified as a matter of convention, but this conventional element does not threaten the objectivity of diagnoses.