Sentence examples for human ownership from inspiring English sources

But Nat has also, quite evidently, been smitten, and decides to use the mechanisms of human ownership to draw the woman near.

Our legacy as black folks is of pain and strife; your legacy as white folks is of cultural decimation, violence and human ownership.

Autonomous vehicles can move independently but look similar to contemporary vehicles on the road and have human ownership.

The ghost in the machine is real, and even these smart systems — with their lack of human ownership of knowledge around investments — may undermine these initial results.

The objection is that such language promotes the tendency to think of natural things as mere resources for humans or as raw materials with which human labour could be mixed, not only to produce consumable goods, but also to generate human ownership (Plumwood 1993, Sagoff 2004).

These results indicate that the proposed approach has a potential to drive advances in our understanding of human body ownership and agency by allowing novel manipulation and paradigms.

No legislature has ever held hearings and concluded that new limited liability entities should be chartered to roam the societal landscape without attachment to human scale ownership.

Studies within a language usually follow three basic assumptions: every place-name has a meaning, including place-names derived from personal names; place-names describe the site and record some evidence of human occupation or ownership; once a place-name is established or recorded, its phonetic development will parallel the language's development.

The transformation of archaeology, from tomb-robbing by amateurs into a coherent scientific discipline, was complete.Paradoxically, the ethical arguments over the treatment of human remains, the ownership of artefacts and responsibility to future generations, all stem in part from archaeology's new-found scientific authority.

Bekele Geleta of the IFRC admits the number of disasters in 2012 was also amongst the lowest in several years, but argues that technology played a significant role in reducing the human toll – specifically ownership of phones, linked to weather prediction, satellite imagery and mass alert systems.

Issues of intellectual property ownership, human resources protocols, and time management, as well as the challenge of keeping a delineated barrier between professorial and business activities can be difficult to manage, but these concerns shouldn't prevent academics from seeking to create a startup company.