Sentence examples for of private natural from inspiring English sources

In a corner of his airy studio looking down on the High Line in Chelsea, Hiroshi Sugimoto maintains a kind of private natural history museum, a choice paring from the immense collection of wunderkammer artifacts he has amassed since becoming one of the art world's most successful photographers.

Against this background, the objective of this paper is to substantiate the trend from transnational private to international state-driven governance by analyzing the role of distinct state bureaucracies in the emergence, diffusion, and reshaping of private natural resource governance systems.

Last week, hearings began in a new trial against Ms. Tymoshenko on charges of tax evasion and embezzlement stemming from her time as head of a private natural gas trading company in the 1990s.

Live birds were also caught daily with funnel traps placed at the periphery of wintering marshes in the private natural reserve of "La Tour du Valat".

The images are also tightly cropped, focusing on a quiet plot of the artist's private natural world.

Nearby is a private natural beach.

Following are the specific data we use: LPSC (the natural log of private sector credit), LMMB (the natural log of mobile money balances), LR (interest rate on loans), LEXRT (the natural log of the nominal exchange rate) and LCPI (the natural log of the core consumer price index (CPI).

Already equipped with the infrastructure — experts and representatives based in all the major art capitals who make it their business to know the rich and about-to-be-rich, and comprehensive databases of information about collectors, what they own and what they want to own — officials at Sotheby's and Christie's say they see the area of private sales as a natural extension of their core business.

Exclusive monogamy "was not in any way the fruit of individual sex love, with which it had nothing whatever to do … [but was based on] economic conditions on the victory of private property over primitive, natural communal property" (ibid., 128).

The Democrats never have advocated that we must respect the traditional understanding of private property as a natural right, inherent in each person, albeit limited in its exercise.

Perhaps projecting an underlying message to our present leadership, Wulf has written an ecological and historical narrative, revisionist in the best sense, combining the suspense of war and political debate with an intimate view of private lives devoted to the natural sciences and reinforced by long-distance friendships.