Sentence examples for more recent concept from inspiring English sources

The Premier League will argue that the parachute payments are governed by a formula contained in its Founder Members Agreement while the solidarity payments, a more recent concept, are covered by a separate negotiation.

Meanwhile, in recent years the idea that the private sector has a significant role to play in development has gained traction, from the growth of corporate social responsibility to the more recent concept of "shared value"; the idea that corporations can pursue business objectives and social objectives at the same time by virtue of their business model.

Kaitiakitanga (guardianship) is another more recent concept, which provides the framework to put into practice these concepts and applies them to today's western management systems and legislation.

For others, however, formalized provision of ECCE is a much more recent concept (Bhutan, for example, where the focus on formalized ECCE has been in place since 2000 as part of formal education policy and only since 2009 as a 'separate entity').

In the orthogenetic model (and more recent concept of anagenesis), this overlap cannot occur as a macroevolutionary pattern because ancestral and descendant taxa (species) do not overlap in time, i.e., the former is replaced in time by the latter (Fig. 3).

Strategies for GCC education are still developing, perhaps because it is a much more recent concept than evolution (Cordero et al. [2008]; Manolas and Filho [2011]; Matkins and Bell [2007]; McNeill and Vaughn [2012]; National Research Council [2010]; Shepardson et al. [2012]; Svihla and Linn [2012]).

There is scope for original thought both within the traditional and more recent concepts of reductionism and holism.

More recent conceptions of assimilation define the concept in more empirical terms as the process of becoming more similar to the majority of society (e.g. Alba & Nee, 1997; Rumbaut, 1997).

Replacement cost is a more recent spatial prioritisation concept developed by Cabeza & Moilanen (2006).

In more recent times this concept has been applied to the treatment of dementia and mental illness [ 22]; and lung cancer [ 23].

Conversely, a more recent proof of concept study showed reduced pepsin and micro-aspiration in the tracheal samples and lower microbiologically confirmed VAP in patients where an automated device was used to maintain cuff pressures [ 20].