Sentence examples for schema from inspiring English sources

In this schema, debt-laden firms and consumers rush to repay loans as credit dries up.

Yet in his schema, there is an exception to the rule: should prices fall because of a bubble bursting, then there is a wealth effect.

It is the south that is business-mad, warm, a bit chaotic: think of Ho Chi Minh City.I have only lived once in the southern hemisphere, in Australia, and certainly the business and political heart of the country lay down south, which would be their north in a European schema.

To adapt the prime minister's own schema, he finds himself defending the most basic rights of Libyans, namely freedom from brutal repression and the right to self-determination, with bombs dropped from 40,000 feet.So is Mr Cameron perforce adopting Mr Blair's doctrine of liberal interventionism?

The schema di gioco the game plan, as PDS tacticians call it is not working.

They were glad of the visit for the prestige it conferred on the state and they hope it will facilitate the passing of the schema at the Vatican Council absolving the Jews from corporate responsibility for the death of Christ; but they saw nothing to cheer in the visit of the head of the Roman Catholic Church.

And Mr Pink, once Al Gore's chief speechwriter and now a prolific management writer, is a highly motivated self-publicist.Mr Pink argues that the rich world is in the middle of a management revolution, from "motivation 2.0" to "motivation 3.0" (1.0 in this schema was prehistoric times, when people were motivated mainly by the fear of being eaten by wild animals).

On purely practical terms, more independent organisations have great difficulty fitting into the schema of Chinese policymaking.

This is usually called the T-schema.

This should be contrasted with Tarski's theorem stating that the unrestricted T-schema is inconsistent.

Such views take something akin to the T-schema to be the defining characteristic of truth, and as such, not open to modification.