Sentence examples for formal maneuvers from inspiring English sources

The formal maneuvers, however, do not capture the real issues that townspeople see at stake.

These legal and formal maneuvers erode public criticism, transparency, and accountability.

It's not uncommon to hear people say that Gwathmey is stuck, that he hasn't progressed far enough beyond late modernism's purely formal maneuvers: the manipulation of abstract shapes, juxtapositions of solid and void, openness and enclosure, transparency and opacity, angle and curve and so on.

Small wonder, perhaps, that the most memorable, most memorizable poems are Smith's most adventuresome and least settled, the extended sequences that accumulate and backtrack, play out one formal maneuver only to venture several more.

The piece opens with a long duet for two men (Jérémie Bélingard and Mathias Heymann on Saturday), who strip down to their briefs (the minimal, attractive costumes are by Moritz Junge) before engaging in grappling, erotic combat and the kind of formal partnering maneuvers more usually found in heterosexual pas de deux.

The authors did not use formal recruitment maneuvers to assess lung aeration (such as those described by Gattinoni and colleagues [ 13]), in which patients with a higher percentage of recruitable lung had higher rates of death than patients who had better lung aeration.

The possibility that both certifiable and non-certifiable qualifications are required in recruitment, in selection, or in both hiring stages requires a job seeker to maneuver formal and informal job search methods jointly in the corresponding hiring stage(s).

Developing axiomatic logics to precisify and systematize epistemic concepts and their relationships is a common maneuver in formal epistemology (Hendricks 2006).

Although Bill C-280 was defeated on Second Reading, it brought the debate into Parliament both in a formal sense and in the political maneuvering that surrounded it [ 22].

As such, formal epistemologists generally eye the intuition-driven maneuvers prevalent in traditional epistemology with suspicion.

In 1822 these friends maneuvered the Tennessee legislature into a formal nomination of their hero as a candidate for president.