Sociobiology, despite its complicated history, remains of interest to philosophers and has some import for certain important philosophical debates.
The article on T. Edward Hambleton was of special nostalgic and historical import for me.
"I Was a Dancer" is highly engaging, with many passages of particular import for Balanchine devotees.
Beyond its import for other nominations, Mr. Srinivasan's confirmation matters for its own sake.
But it was a personal association begun in St Petersburg that had the greatest import for Viardot.
The U.S. has grown increasingly entangled in military campaigns that have little direct meaning or import for most Japanese.
The book's significance and power, however, lie not in its message for children, but in its import for teachers.
That's because every pound of uranium that India is allowed to import for its power reactors frees up a pound of uranium for its bomb program.
Marriage was configured as a reproductive institution, with only incidental import for infertile people, old people, and people who simply did not wish to be parents.
Nanotech treaties will have far greater import for the survival of mankind, and of Earth as an ecosystem, than any nuclear treaty.
Despite not knowing who his replacement would be, Upton picked King Charles III as STC's major international import for 2016, directed by Jonathan Church's protégé Rupert Goold.
