Sentence examples for incorporated ideals from inspiring English sources

The Polish constitution of 1791, the oldest in Europe, in turn incorporated ideals of the American and French revolutions.

Other European countries also currently pay particular attention to human rights and have incorporated ideals of human rights into their domestic policies as well as their relations with other countries.

Modern revolutions have frequently incorporated utopian ideals as a basis for change.

Yet ascetic forces among Christians in Syria and Mesopotamia, vigorous and conspicuous, were able to exercise their influence and were assimilated by Islām in the ascetic movement known as zuhd (self-denial) and later in that of Ṣūfism, a mystical movement that arose in the 8th century and incorporated ascetic ideals and methods.

The 1891 flag-inherited red stands for the colour of the republican-inspired masonry-backed revolutionaries, whereas green was the colour Auguste Comte had destined to be present in the flags of positivist nations, an ideal incorporated into the republican political matrix.

By adjusting this aspect of our model, we can ask to what extent the specific features of the (human) cone response functions – as incorporated into our ideal observer model – are responsible for the different aspects of the HK effect (i.e., the statistics of images).

The broad principles of the PHC approach should guide health promotion strategy, ensuring essential values and ideals are incorporated into evidence-based policy responses.

In this manner, new and fashionable items became important in communication with other men and were key to forming hierarchical systems that incorporated specific forms of ideal masculinities.

We incorporated repeats of the ideal coiled coil up to 29 residues long at either end or both ends of our construct, truncating a few residues from either the N- or C-terminal end to match the register of the predicted heptad repeats for the NEMO sequence.

Contrary to the Confucian Analects, he did not believe in the primary mission of some ideal language which incorporated the essence of existing realities, but considered names and linguistic concepts as merely arbitrary means for expressing concrete (objective) social realities.

How are ideals of democracy best incorporated into defensible global institutional arrangements?