Sentence examples for place assigned to from inspiring English sources

The central place assigned to the doctrine of God's infinity in Crescas's system suggests the influence of Duns Scotus's theology, which is similarly founded upon the concept of divine infinity.

To begin with, the first place assigned to Aristotle's logical writings was not neutral with respect to a certain view of the nature of logic.

Instead, they met this weekend in small groups, sat in places assigned to them based on rank, and read from reports that expressed fealty to senior party leaders.

"There's more police assigned to a place like East New York than, say, a precinct in Riverdale," said the Police Department spokesman, Paul J. Browne, "so the police are going to be in a position to observe suspicious behavior more frequently".

Officials said the Pentagon would now play a supporting role to the White House and the State Department in communicating government messages to foreign audiences, with the efforts no longer centralized in one place but assigned to each Pentagon policy office and regional military combatant commander.

A few minutes later, Woods walked into the clubhouse in fourth place, already assigned to the penultimate pairing Sunday.

Thomas of Erfurt was the most influential member of a group of later medieval philosophers known as the speculative grammarians or Modistae (Modists), after the central place they assigned to the modi significandi (modes of signification) of a word in their analyses of human discourse.

On the ground marked out for it special places were assigned to senators … Horses and boxers, mostly from Etruria, provided the entertainment.

Firstly, the payloads to be placed are assigned to different bearing surfaces in the distribution stage.

In a recent survey, 378,000 work places were assigned to renewable energies in Germany in 2012.

Its most distinguished and determined proponent was Josiah Royce (1855 1916), though Royce's idealism, with the special place that it assigned to the will, was closer to the ideas of Johann Gottlieb Fichte than to those of Hegel himself.