Sentence examples for in setting forth this from inspiring English sources
In setting forth this new meaning of 'species' in natural history, and distinguishing it from the traditional connotation as a logical universal— the concept maintained by such contemporaries as Linnaeus—, Buffon was doing more than distinguishing the "category" from the "taxon" as these terms have come to be understood in contemporary philosophy of biology.
Newton's work in setting forth the laws of mechanics marked the beginning of the classical theories of aerodynamics.
But in setting forth that view in a 1993 case, the Supreme Court observed, "An agency's decision to ignore Congressional expectations may expose it to grave political consequences".
Mistakes have been made in Iraq, both in setting forth the reasons for going to war and in the subsequent occupation.
She noted the key role that Japan played in setting forth the Millennium Development Goals and said the world would look to Japan for its continued leadership.
We noted above that a common distinction within the field of psychological attributes is that between conscious and unconscious mental states, and several panpsychists have appealed to this distinction in setting forth their doctrines.
All happiness and that eternity promised by our ever-living poet wisheth the well-wishing adventurer in setting forth.
In April, New York Times reporter Robert Pear wrote that, "In setting forth detailed 'policy options' and inviting public comment, Mr. Baucus and Mr. Grassley set a precedent for openness.
Finally, our finding that cytokinesis genes tend to be overexpressed in patients with poor prognosis sets forth this class of genes and their protein products as targets for antimitotic therapies.
He set forth this doctrine in his three major commentaries.
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