Sentence examples for end notions from inspiring English sources

To this end, notions of 'universal' and 'relative' rights are summarised and discussed in the accessibility context.

In the 19th century, the notion to end all notions was the bustle.

But every day more Israelis and Palestinians succumb to the dead-end notion that our enemies are fundamentally different from ourselves, delightedly sacrificing their children for the cause.

Nor have the other Republican state leaders who are clinging to their dead-end notion that they should turn up their nose at billions of dollars in federal funds to bring healthcare to hundreds of thousands of their residents.

To this end, the notions of reconfigurability and autonomic networking provide a solution to this problem, fostering the introduction of intelligence in mobile devices and network nodes [3].

To this end, the notion of conceptual interfaces was introduced.

End this notion of a liberal arts degree.

Constant bickering ended any notions of seeing her summer friends come September.

But linebacker Aaron Killion returned his first career interception 73 yards to end that notion.

During a primary debate in Las Vegas, Barack Obama pledged to Nevada voters that he would "end the notion of Yucca Mountain".

Moody works it out (something to do with cities, women, music, and ravishment), but, by the end, any notion of the "direct treatment of the 'thing' " has vanished.