Sentence examples for governing perspective from inspiring English sources

Although the laws governing perspective construction were brought to light by Brunelleschi, they were codified for the first time by the humanist architect Leon Battista Alberti.

To the Democratic governors here, the prospect of a shutdown is frightening from a governing perspective.

MALCOMSON: From a governing perspective, the appeal of drones and the rest of the archipelago is precisely that you can keep fighting without having to be clear and honest about anything.

From a governing perspective, the Kaine pick sends a message that Hillary has learned little from the 2016 campaign.

Dr. Bichlbauer raised eyebrows with his speech, titled "Trade Regulation Relaxation and Concepts of Incremental Improvement: Governing Perspectives from 1970 to the Present": Dear Ms. Foley: We were somewhat puzzled by Dr. Bichlbauer's participation at the conference...

Her scenes, complicated by layers of allusion and multiple focuses not governed by perspective, can't be read in conventional landscape terms.

Conceptualised in this way, as Betsill and Bulkeley [ 8] write, "[t]he development of a governance perspective involves recognising the roles of supranational and subnational state and nonstate actors, and the complex interactions between them, in the process of governing".

Boeckhout and Douglas (2015) explore Dutch perspectives on governing the research-care divide in clinical biobanking.

To formulate an FEA model appropriately, the types of system complexity are discussed thoroughly from the perspectives of governing equations, geometric shapes, time dependence, multidisciplinary characteristics, and uncertainties.

We were in conditions to resume our "path towards development" (in narrative and economic terms) after a long period with a completely different perspective governed by a sense of immediacy and neoliberal policies which had permeated all institutional environments.

He conceived such theory as adopting a reflective perspective governed by the principle of marginal utility, namely, that ideal types ought to be constructed as if all actors "had oriented their life-plans to realize the greatest utility with minimal cost".