Sentence examples for preferred conceptions from inspiring English sources

These framing competitions can have negative implications for forming policy, as advocates can become more concerned with promoting a preferred conceptions of the problem than with identifying the most appropriate and effective response [ 27].

According to a recent, ominously titled Atlantic article, "The End of Men," 75 percent of couples using an experimental sex-selection technology before conception preferred to have girls.

Academic writers who have given the most attention to the subject of fallacies insist on, or at least prefer, the argument conception of fallacies, but the belief conception is prevalent in popular and non-scholarly discourse.

Because of this spatial conception, Gaudí always preferred to work with casts and scale models or even improvise on site as a work progressed.

He offers three reasons for preferring the command conception in these cases.

So, if he does nevertheless prefer the Judaic conception over the Hellenistic, little is offered as to what our "glorified" or "purified" state would be like.

O'Neill prefers Kant's conception of reason as practical and available to be used by humans, rather than as principles attached to every human being.

He preferred to divert the memories into more fantastical conceptions: drowned worlds, concrete islands, terminal beaches, atrocity exhibitions.

Meir had few qualifications for the job; she was preferred mainly because she accepted Ben-Gurion's conception of the Foreign Ministry as little more than the PR wing of the Ministry of Defence.

According to the conception, we propose two efficient algorithms based on the concept, UAM and PNT, which are developed for mining user preferred navigation patterns.

Federal political orders can be preferred as the appropriate form of nested organizations, for instance in 'organic' conceptions of the political and social order.