Sentence examples for over conception from inspiring English sources

And of course anyone infected should always use a condom: we would all, from any moral background, agree that life takes precedence over conception.

Even if there are concerns that young people may be unable to exercise free choices over conception, there is still an obligation to protect young people against the risk of pregnancy that contraception may avert.

I find that contestation over conceptions of citizenship, at both the level of the individual and the level of government policy, have combined to shape the migration and resettlement of North Korean defectors and refugees over time and across geographic space.

But the movie does feel like a piece of pulp fiction in movie form, and the inevitable wealth of material seems to have constrained his direction (which is to say, his over-all conception of the movie) in a way that diminishes and hollows out the movie's virtues.

The literature on the relation between Wittgenstein and the Vienna Circle is vast but very often suffers from an over-simplified conception of the latter.

In addition to gifting tiny fringe groups a signal boost and vindicating their over-inflated conceptions of themselves, this tactic also elevates a new Great Enemy in the national consciousness scattered groups of armed separatists in the 90s, deplorables today.

In N. Y. it appeared in the procession, mounted on an Adams Express wagon, which some one had turned into a float by gilding its wheels, festooning it with wild flowers, and roofing it over with aldermanic conception of a Japanese Pagoda.

And to cap it all they misquoted him; this had happened more than once over his conception of the Maison Soleil.

Having failed to advance meaningful electoral reform to restore confidence in the rules of Australian democracy, the Turnbull government has prioritised its self-interest over any conception of the national interest.

Directorial control over musical conception is nothing new.

Liberal political theory, then, fractures over the conception of liberty.