Sentence examples for its subsequent development from inspiring English sources

In its subsequent development the Japanese legal system remained true to these sources.

From the 11th to the 16th century, the rise of Oyo and its subsequent development into an independent empire (see Oyo empire) disturbed the former administrative system.

Moreover, the earliest incarnations of a technology, with all its snafus, are not always an accurate guide to its subsequent development.

It is this particular claim to have experienced God's presence in human events—and its subsequent development that is the differentiating factor in Jewish thought.

That land in the Western Highlands has been worked almost continuously for at least 7,000 years, and the site contains even earlier evidence of the beginning of organized agriculture and its subsequent development.

This chapter illustrates the background for the durability initiative and its subsequent development.

He extended his research farther afield, into early Buddhism in India and its subsequent developments.

He said the arrest and its subsequent developments would be a litmus test of the military's seriousness to bring to justice those officers who violate its discipline.

Many of the unofficial inscriptions exhibit substandard degrees of literacy and colloquial features, being thus an important adjunct to the study of the totality of Classical Latin and its subsequent developments.

But at the same time, the male nude was carried forward by a wave of renewal driven by Impressionism and its subsequent developments: Frédéric Bazille, or Cézanne, but also Paul Gauguin – inexplicably absent, as are Henri Matisse and Pierre Bonnard, on the French side, and their German counterparts Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and Erich Heckel.

The Augustinian theodicy was first distinguished as a form of theodicy by John Hick in Evil and the God of Love, written in 1966, in which he classified Augustine's theodicy and its subsequent developments as "Augustinian".