Sentence examples for more general considerations from inspiring English sources

After becoming professor of modern literature at Bonn in 1830, he turned increasingly to more general considerations of the Romance languages.

Such questions reflect the fact that censorship and freedom of the press problems depend for their sensible resolution upon more general considerations of liberty, of the common good, and of the rights, virtues, and duties of citizens entrusted with self-government.

Section 6 concludes with some more general considerations.

At the same time, it can inspire more general considerations.

One such lesson is that rationales for universal access derive from more general considerations of justice.

For more general considerations on nineteenth-century German approaches to history, see Schnädelbach 1983b: 120, ff.

That legislation, in addition to reversing several of the cost-containment measures enacted as part of the 1980 Social Security Disability Amendments, shifted the criteria for DI eligibility from a list of specific impairments to a more general consideration of a person's medical condition and ability to work.

Honderich's argument is instructive for a more general consideration of the wave of epiphenomenalist criticisms lobbed at Anomalous Monism.

The methodology provides a basis for a more general consideration of the relationship between the flood response dependence to spatial rainfall organisation and catchment size.

The paper compels a more general consideration of oral aural practices and their role in constructing relationships of authority and accountability.

These activities enlarge the scope into a more general consideration of how technology can enrich the educational experience, and to student and teacher perceptions of the methodology.