Sentence examples for operative idea from inspiring English sources

The operative idea is that if your institution doesn't expand, it will surely fall behind.

Alan Light, the editor in chief of Spin magazine, said: "On 'T.R.L.,' the operative idea is instant gratification.

Iaido (below) can be a "moving meditation," but its operative idea is deadly, explained Noboru Kataoka, one of its leading masters and a martial arts film actor.

Iaido can be a "moving meditation," but its operative idea is deadly, explained Noboru Kataoka, one of its leading masters and a martial arts film actor.

Here the operative idea is that bodies, and in particular the bodies associated with particular minds, are intentional objects – though they result from or are grounded in monads.

Clegg says he is strongly in favour of the co-operative idea.

This is why AltGen is working with Co-operatives UK to create the Young Co-operators Prize – five £2,000 startup funds for groups of young people with co-operative ideas.

Perhaps it was President Obama's, Rahm Emanuel's, or another political operative's idea to leave the environmental constituency hanging out there in limbo for so long, so that the party could raise funds from Tom Steyer and his wealthy green friends.

As well going to careers fairs across the country, they run workshops in universities explaining how co-operatives work, and have just launched the Young Co-op​erator's Prize – five £2,000 start-up grants for 18-29 year olds with a co-operative business idea.

As a ThinkProgress piece noted, none other than Karl Rove, the Republican operative, floated the idea that Clinton had a "brain injury" in 2014.

President Nicolas Sarkozy wrong-footed his own government last week when he appeared to back the co-operative plan, an idea rejected by his Transport minister as a doomed project.