Sentence examples for privileged basis from inspiring English sources

At Unmovic, however, no inspector will be allowed to receive intelligence information on a privileged basis, a policy that increases the risk of leaks to the Iraqis.

Still a controversial issue among Carnap scholars, Carnap's kind of foundationalism would be characterized within one structure as a relation to its basis rather than foundationalism, as in Hume or Descartes, regarding one privileged basis over others.

For them, the point of carrying out such a construction was not to provide a foundationalist reduction to some privileged basis (of experience or ontology), but rather to study the nature and logic of constitutional systems as such.

I feel privileged on a daily basis to be here and to have the opportunity to work with and learn from Berkeley's outstanding faculty and graduate students.

The transformation of the individual into a media icon; spectacle as a social referent; memory in a photographic and audiovisual key; and the vision of the artist in counterpoint to mediatization: these are the themes examined in Imaginario, an attempt to clarify the value of photography in relation to other media and to appraise its privileged status as the basis of the contemporary image.

Formally, this is reflected in the (at least approximate) diagonalisation of the reduced state of the system of interest in the basis of privileged states (whether discrete or continuous).

The only young people decision-makers now meet on a daily basis come from privileged backgrounds.

While Mahavira had rejected the claims of the caste system that privileged Brahman authority on the basis of innate purity, a formalized caste system nonetheless gradually appeared among the Digambara laity in the south.

The combination of a 3,5-bis trifluoromethyl phenyl needle with the spiropyrrolo-pyrrole motive as a privileged GPCR scaffold was the basis for designing a focused combinatorial library targeted towards the neurokinin-1 receptor.

According to the National Journal, the Residence Life programme included one-on-one meetings between students and programme organisers, as well as group sessions aimed at schooling students in some, um, 'interesting' definitions of racism: A racist is one who is both privileged and socialized on the basis of race by a white supremacist (racist) system.

The UNCRC is based on the assumption of a 'global childhood' (Ebrahim 2012, p. 80) wherein the way adults deal with children in the Western world is privileged and declared as a basis for concomitant universal human rights.