Sentence examples for more holistic conception from inspiring English sources

It was not before time, therefore, that the government and the profession brought about new regulations and codes to instigate a more holistic conception of contract supervision.

So what else could our markers be? International programs not only have different markers, they also demonstrate new ways of promoting a more holistic conception of education and its outcomes.

MZ: We think of infrastructure as a more holistic concept.

Information warfare is a vastly more holistic concept than cyberwarfare".

Effectiveness is a more holistic concept than efficiency.

Resolving this paradox will, at a minimum, involve Amnesty Ireland's leadership becoming more open to and more knowledgeable about a broader, more holistic accountability conception.

This is a highly holistic conception of concepts and it depends on thinking of the body of scientific commitments as a whole, as a unity.

"Here on Earth" begins with the deepest biological context, as Flannery pits what he sees as the mechanistic, soulless conceptions of Charles Darwin against the more holistic, even hopeful, vision of Alfred Russel Wallace, the English naturalist who discovered evolution independently.

Therefore, a conceptual framework for the health effects of the globalisation process requires a more holistic approach and should be rooted in a broad conception of both population health and globalisation.

"Design is more profound, more holistic, more important".

9. Emergence of a 'post-materialist' scientific paradigm and worldview which recognizes that the cutting-edge insights of physics and biology undermine traditional, mechanistic conceptions of the natural order, pointing to a more holistic understanding of life and nature.