Sentence examples for retained the concept from inspiring English sources

Modern Judaism has toned down the historic exaltation of the Jewish people above others in the liturgy but has retained the concept of the chosen people, stressing the prophetic idea of Judaism's world mission.

Though other churches of the Reformation rejected the canon law of the Roman Catholic church, the Church of England retained the concept of canon law and developed its own type, which has acceptance in the churches of the Anglican Communion.

Nevertheless, at the end of the treatment, only one person retained the concept of a linear sequence of SPs - 'Problem (or question), observation, recording data, prediction, and communication.' The change in the students' thinking about SPs shows that the intervention had had a positive influence.

The music retained the concept of collective improvisation that Rudd readily identified with from his Dixieland roots.

We retained the concept of subscales in our reporting for their face validity and as a way of summarizing data.

A thorough review of all data collected and group discussion was used to resolve incongruent results and 19 (54%) of the 35 incongruent activities retained the concept mapping categorization with two activities (6%) removed from the activity list.

A frequent critic of government secrecy, Mr. Blanton did praise the draft for retaining the concept of automatic declassification.

What is crucial, however, is the concern of all these positions to retain the concept of Torah as one of the central and continuing affirmations of Judaism.

Poncelet's followers realized that they were hampering themselves, and disguising the true fundamentality of projective geometry, by retaining the concept of length and congruence in their formulations, since projections do not usually preserve them.

It's hard for me to be objective given my own experience, but I think the organisations that have developed the concept of a more personal approach in smaller living units, while retaining the concept of community, have been and are the most successful.

While I'm pleased that the Bush officials chose not to eliminate the consent provision altogether, as some had advocated, I hope they will try to craft an alternative that retains the concept of patient consent and still allows providers, under certain conditions, to begin treatment before obtaining consent.