Sentence examples for platform of ideas from inspiring English sources
To dramatize his method of teaching, Antisthenes, after the myth of Hercules, would stand on his platform of ideas and beliefs and "bark" at the folly and injustices of his society.
The other is a possible change in the West's own view of life, a change that would broaden the shared platform of ideas on which these two civilisations stand.The foreign-policy part consists of swallowing an uncomfortable fact, and then being ready to deal firmly with some problems that may refuse to go away even after the fact has been swallowed.
"It seems like he's running on a platform of ideas people actually care about".
How about putting together a serious platform of ideas and candidates and get elected, just like Obama and the Democrats who control both houses of Congress.
To this end, European Horizons has established a network of students, professors, and European decision-makers, with links to academia, politics, civil society, and business, which will engage in a constructive dialogue that will propound a platform of ideas for reforming the European Union and setting a policy vision for its future".
"It really is meant to be the platform for discussion of ideas and we have senior members of the Liberal Democrats and Plaid Cymru and the nationalist tradition who are going to be involved.
These competitions, related to different classical tasks of document analysis and recognition, not only allow a meaningful comparison of different algorithms under the same experimental conditions but also provide a platform for exchange of ideas and knowledge.
Their mission statement is to "become an ingredient to create a healthy world," and their vision is to create a platform for exchange of ideas among students to inspire positive lifestyle changes.
The initial concept behind Critical Care was to make the most of this emerging resource and utilize the Internet as a platform for sharing of ideas, discussion and education within the intensive care community [ 2].
A couple of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs want to run candidates with platforms made up of ideas determined at least in large part by internet poll results.
In the short run, the fate of a platform of uniformly unpopular ideas — like that of the Republicans in 2012 — is more certain.
