Sentence examples for examination of the meaning from inspiring English sources

The lecture will seek an answer to these questions through examination of the meaning of belonging to such groups.

The court's examination of the meaning of the Second Amendment for the first time in nearly 70 years carries broad implications for gun-control measures locally and across the country.

Examination of the meaning of the term "public space" in contemporary debates in art, architecture, and urban discourse and the place of these debates within broader controversies over the meaning of democracy.

An examination of the meaning of freedom of the press, tied to but not bound by various Supreme Court rulings on the scope and purpose of the First Amendment's speech and press clauses.

Ms. Liss's new pieces include "Winter," an examination of the meaning of winter that is set to Renaissance music, and "Tales From the Ocean of the Sea of Stories," which is based on a classic Indian epic and features toy-theater puppets by Gretchen Van Lente.

To justify this position it is not necessary to enter into an examination of the origin, meaning, and scope of the phrase 'due process of law,' as found in the fifth and fourteenth amendments.

Relying on an examination of the changing meaning of pigeons, we clarified, in some historical depth, what particular discourses and understandings of and about non-human beings are mobilized in the modern perception of pigeons as a nuisance species.

That novel — with its long, swirling monologues, its psychological depth, its examination of the layered meanings in a single, long-ago betrayal — is unique, inimitable.

This subject takes Crèvecoeur's question as the starting point for an examination of the changing meanings of national identity in the American past.

Judge Stephen Reinhardt, writing for two members of a three-judge panel, said a rebuttal was warranted because, except for the 2001 decision, "there exists no thorough judicial examination of the amendment's meaning".

This change should be accompanied by a fundamental re-examination of the very meaning of "merit".