Sentence examples for from a notional from inspiring English sources

Several poems titled "A History of Western Music" punctuate the book, as if chapters from a notional opus.

"This would lift commonwealth expenditure on core public integrity agencies from a notional 0.033% to 0.07%; and Australia's total expenditure to 0.096%," the paper found.

That would lift federal funding of core public integrity agencies from a notional 0.033% to 0.07% of total expenditure, and would begin to put Australia close to the level of spending of New Zealand (0.111%).

The most recent one is is written as a letter to the new authorities in Libya from a notional "Eastern Europe" (though as readers will know, I contest the use of this label).It is behind the paywall on that site, but here are the key points.

"What this process allows is for General Casey to engage with the new Maliki government so it can go from a notional concept to a practical plan of security implementation over the next two years". Mr. Rumsfeld told reporters on Thursday that no final decisions would come on troop withdrawals until General Casey consulted with the new Iraqi government.

Using Australia as a case study, we explore the potential revenue that would be collected through the Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS) from a notional debt of $5000 (Australian) per skilled immigrant.

By using a cohesive zone model for a notional crack emanating from the notch tip, we relate the critical value of the generalized stress intensity factor to the fracture toughness.

Fury went there to take Klitschko's WBA, IBF and WBO belts (as well as the peripheral IBO title), not to mention linear honours, the sport's proper crown, stretching back through the decades and giving the man from Manchester a notional connection to some of the sport's outstanding champions.

The face-tracking technology at the center of this embodied interface was embedded into the design so that learners could progress from having a notional idea of the spatial operation of changing perspective to having direct experience of moving between multiple structural diagrams.

He has boosted the Financial Assistance Scheme from £2bn to a notional £8bn, though this still falls short of full justice for the victims.

(O'Reilly is feuding with Kristof, who has assembled from readers' pledges a notional fund to send O'Reilly on a reporting trip to Darfur. O'Reilly recently parried by saying that the Times "continues to ignore the child predator situation here in the U.S.A").