Sentence examples for in two ideas from inspiring English sources

But he said the common view of Paris and Berlin was "grounded in two ideas: the first is that any decision belongs to the Security Council, and to it alone, expressing itself after having heard the report of the inspectors in conformity with the pertinent resolutions approved by the Council".

In one idea, all patients would have a $550 annual deductible for care provided by hospitals and doctors, a 20 percent co-insurance rate for virtually all services wherever they are delivered, and a cap on out-of-pocket spending.

Two articles published in EHP in the past explored two ideas in this regard.

In fact, the two ideas are linked.

The argument is invalid in conflating these two ideas.

I think the value-future of console games lies in blending these two ideas together.

Two ideas in linguistics are relevant here.

In his life, the two ideas do not separate easily.

So, I try to keep those two ideas in balance: long term optimism; short term vigilance.

Two ideas in Nochlin's essay apply, both by being subtly contradicted.

Many philosophers have assumed that a predicative judgement is nothing more than "the putting together of two ideas"—in the case of "S is P or "the separating of two ideas"—in the case of "S is not P".