Sentence examples for led form of from inspiring English sources

The bioethical framework of procedural ethics is based on a principle led form of reductive and deductive reasoning which lacks social salience and does not relate to the exigencies of research in real world settings [ 9, 22, 29, 30, 41, 42, 45, 85, 95, 96].

Lead forms a variety of compounds and exists in the environment in various forms.

A purely data-led form of film criticism that does away with pointless frivolities like comparison and opinion.

The challenge of the twenty-first century for the Peronist party is to build an alliance with landowners and rural producers in the pursuit of an export-led form of growth without losing the support of the vast number of people living in poverty as a result of 50 years of economic stagnation and a painful trade liberalization process.

However, the decision to go after laughing gas users in Lambeth is a symptom of an increasingly PR-led (rather than intelligence-led) form of policing in the UK, often fuelled by what the noisiest members of the public happen to be kicking up a fuss about at the time, rather than what the police should actually be doing.

However, the decision to go after laughing gas users in Lambeth is a symptom of an increasingly PR-led (rather than intelligence-led) form of policing in the UK, often fueled by what the noisiest members of the public happen to be kicking up a fuss about at the time, rather than what the police should actually be doing.

I am with Mr. and Mrs. Monarch of Toys, whose friends a few years ago led various forms of the invasion of Europe.

And while that may help lead to forms of official non-Indigenous recognition, it does not necessarily of itself facilitate some sort of determination over land.

Love of country can lead to forms of self-censorship that are as inimical to truth as the Pentagon restrictions that Mr. Cronkite and I both find obnoxious.

Many progressive educators, including influential figures like Howard Gardner of Harvard University, argue that education should lead to forms of deep understanding that cannot be properly measured by standardized tests.

It is a doctrine, Chomsky concludes, that "if ever implemented, would lead to forms of tyranny and oppression that have few counterparts in human history".