Sentence examples for order views from inspiring English sources

Tough law and order views are more welcome than ever in a country where crime is seen as racing out of control.

The order views its parades as a celebration of Protestant religion, heritage and culture.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, June 2 , 1951P. 34 My friend, although it's out of order, View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Naomi Fry.

The second main reply to the argument from joint effects is to restrict the temporal order view to cases of direct connection.

In turn, Iran's post-1979 political order viewed Turkey as a threat to Iran's post-revolutionary objectives, given its membership in NATO and secular ideology.

The ontology-based meta-analysis strategy presented here enables a higher order view of biological connections within the combined corpus of public and user-generated data.

Here, to provide a higher order view of the transcriptional changes caused by the TS mutation in CACNA1C, we constructed genome-wide transcriptome networks in control and TS neural progenitors and differentiated neurons at rest and following depolarization.

81 Studying the interaction between modules, thus, will provide us with a higher order view of biological system (see forest, not just trees) and understanding of causal relationship between functions.

The President has made his tough law-and-order views clear, and his tweet — exclamation point and all — read more like a threat than an offer of assistance.

According to first-order views, phenomenal consciousness consists in analog or fine-grained contents that are available to the first-order processes that guide thought and action.

Expressivism is thus consistent with objectivist first-order views and is not committed to the idea that were we to come to feel differently about ethical issues, ethical facts themselves would change.