Sentence examples for important departures from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Davies's two most important departures from the text, though, are devil's bargains.

It is just one of many subtle but important departures from the larger Wikipedias.

One of the important departures from Locke's version of social contract theory that Rousseau proposes is that tacit consent is not sufficient for political legitimacy.

Brazil's general as well as health sector-specific characteristics and claimed principles suggest some important departures from how development cooperation has been traditionally practiced (Table 1).

The agreement would represent an important departure from previous bankruptcy law.

This is an important departure from past studies: We have been asked to issue not recommendations, but options.

In an important departure from the show's format, this is no preamble to a final task, but the decider.

In an important departure from convention he devoted several hours a week to talking to each boy individually.

This important departure from tradition had enormous consequences for the progress of slavery and the mapping of Virginia's racial landscape.

This result enraged Slavic nationalists, but it signaled an important departure from previous policies bent on holding the line against any dilution of imperial power.

Thus, insofar as current or future de facto program implementation involves decentralized, voluntary grassroots participation, SLCP represents an important departure from "business as usual" in how China manages its forest resources.