Sentence examples for from the designation of from inspiring English sources

This necessity mainly arises from the varying purposes we had during the research project: from the designation of an ethical problem up to the designing, implementation and evaluation of an intervention.

This authority comes, in large part, from the designation of the P.K.K. as a terrorist organization, and the tendency on the part of the government to conflate all aspects of Kurdish life with the P.K.K. (despite the fact that many Kurds reject the P.K.K.'s rigid hierarchy and its willingness to resort to violence).

Aside from the designation of a large marine reserve in the Pacific, which costs nothing and offends no one, the president's biggest solo accomplishment has been to issue an edict raising the pay of minimum-wage employees doing contract work for the federal government.

The concept comes from the designation of home and work (or study) as first and second places in one's life.

The LSSUS concept results primarily from the designation of statistical intervals of quasi-stationarity and quasi-nonstationarity over which the WSSUS and LSSUS assumptions can be jointly defined.

Perhaps aware of the problem of being too broad, Hurtado attempts to avoid it by excluding Quebec from the designation of 'Latin America' on the seemingly ad hoc ground that the region is surrounded by mostly 'Anglo-Saxon' Canada.

This observation led to various definitions of clinical progression that are widely used for the designation of patient subsets: from elite controllers to rapid progressors.

Mary appears twice without being called by name the mother of Jesus, and Jesus himself regularly withholds from her the designation of mother.

Barra Grande, at its tip, is fast becoming the region's mini tourist capital, but away from there the designation of the peninsula as a protected area means this idyllic part of Bahia remains just that.

What is more, according to the Canadian Mental Health Association, the effects of a diagnosis of mental disorder including, among other things, iatrogenesis (adverse effects stemming from psychiatric treatment), the designation of a handicap, despair, and stigmatization are as devastating as the disease itself [ 3].

The analysis of these 28 entire genomes and 18 entire genome sequences of cereal mastreviruses from other countries support the designation of wheat, barley and oat mastrevirus isolates as separate species.