Sentence examples for given to the creation from inspiring English sources

Thus, in order to achieve sustainable development, emphasis should be given to the creation and the promotion of environmentally sustainable products.

He was also much given to the creation of scientific devices to further his researches and would display examples of these in his home, almost as if they were sculptures.

We may be fundamentalists, but we do not want to bring our brand of religion into the schools". His group, he says, merely wants equal consideration given to the "creation model" for the origin of man.

But it does seem that great care and attention was given to the creation of humans.

Local research ethics committee approval has been given to the creation of the tumour bank, and local research ethics committee approval was obtained for this study.

But this was the period when Calder was beginning to take many of the disparate ideas about abstract art he had formed during seven years of living in Paris and play with them in much more complex ways, combining his mobiles (a name given to the creations by Marcel Duchamp) and stabiles (a term coined later by Jean Arp) in a way that became his signature.

It has also been argued that the approach used in antenatal care should move away from advice giving to the creation of dialogue (16).

In 1920 Karel Čapek's play R.U.R. (Rossum's Universal Robots) first coined the word "robot" and gave us a name to give to the creations of our imaginations.

Did you know that a law on the books in Louisiana right now explicitly forbids science teachers in the state's public schools from teaching evolution unless equal time is given to the Christian creation story?

Every crack, crease, cave and crevice tells a story from the Dreamtime, the name given to the time of creation by the indigenous folk who have long been the custodians of the Red Centre.

In the ancient esoteric literature of Judaism, a special place must be given to the Sefer yetzira ("Book of Creation"), which deals with cosmogony and cosmology.