Sentence examples for idea of ground from inspiring English sources

The Golan Heights and the Dead Sea's northwestern shorefront are no one's idea of ground zero in the controversy over Jewish settlements in occupied land.

Far from resisting the idea of ground intervention, both public and Congress seem to favour it.When the bombing began, opinion polls found that a minority only 31% according to one survey supported the deployment of ground troops in Kosovo, although there was a majority, a growing one, in support of air strikes, not just in America but also in much of Western Europe (see table).

Each of the 20 site-responsive installations in the Public Art Fund's newest project loosely respond to the idea of "Ground Control" as they explore physical, social, and psychic space.

Now that the US is out of Iraq in every major way (something that the anti-war movement can claim at least some of the credit for) and because America has become allergic to the idea of ground combat anywhere in the Middle East (something else the anti-war folks should take great pride in) the Obama administration has been presented with a hell of a conundrum.

The Enlightenment idea of grounding the relationship between church and state on natural law, as advanced by Friedrich Schleiermacher among others, led to the advocacy of the legal separation of church and state.

With Dedekind and Hilbert, this viewpoint led to the idea of grounding all of pure mathematics in set theory.

One important difference from earlier Mohism is that the later texts seem to abandon the idea of grounding ethics or social norms in "Heaven's intention" (tian zhi).

Some authors — particularly defenders of the tensed theory of time — dismiss out of hand the idea of grounding the direction of time on the direction of material processes in time.

The White House idea of common ground is their ground".

Acoustic metamaterial theory and concepts have also been recently applied to develop a new class of acoustic cloaking devices known as "carpet cloaks" or "ground cloaks" to hide objects located on reflecting surfaces, 353, 403, 404 an extension of the idea of electromagnetic ground cloaks to acoustic waves.

The idea of sending ground troops to combat IS also polls dismally, even among Republicans.