Sentence examples for first thesis from inspiring English sources

The first thesis of the constitution is that nobody can exercise power by himself.

Completing the qualifying exam serves to meet the student's first thesis committee meeting requirement.

Sharply to be distinguished from this first thesis of the Unity of Science is a second that formulates a reductionism of a very different type: whereas the first thesis concerns the unity of the observational basis of all the sciences, the second proposes (tentatively) a unity of the explanatory principles of science.

My first thesis is for the College Scholar's major and touches upon issues of linguistic purism in language revitalization.

But it must be admitted that in contrast to the first thesis (which, by comparison is almost trivial), the second, being a bold conjecture about future reductions in the sciences, was arguably limited in the scope of its validity.

The North Korean media have been busy filling in the gaps in his military résumé, claiming that he wrote his first thesis on military strategy when he was 16.

Eck's early treatises attracted attention, among them one of the first theses (1514) attacking the medieval prohibition against charging interest on money.

As compelling as the development-first thesis sounds, the empirical evidence is clear: democracies consistently outperform autocracies in the developing world.

Based on these countries' experiences, a variant of the development-first thesis has gained particularly wide appeal: strong, technocratic governance, insulated from the chaos of democratic politics, is the best way to pursue efficient and farsighted macroeconomic policies.

The second thesis is more surprising.

Most now prefer a long list of journal articles to a second thesis.