Sentence examples for starting point in relation to from inspiring English sources

I equally have no doubt that this is an offence the seriousness of which is, in fact, exceptionally high, and thus my starting point in relation to it should be a whole life term.

The pre-understanding of a text, phenomenon, or cultural expression therefore has an important role in hermeneutics, as there is no objective starting point in relation to a text.

They have lambasted Mr. Chen, who was elected in March, for failing to adopt "one China" as a starting point in future relations.

When we consider the principle of beneficence in Islamic tradition, on the one hand there is not much to say about it, since it is so intimate to the principle of non-maleficence, but on the other hand it is so dominant to other principles that we can say the principle of beneficence is the starting point in all kinds of human relations.

It is important taking into account the social factor and that of personal relations as a starting point in the configuration of networks of devices, where these devices associate or interact finally with users.

An upfront conversation about race relations, privilege, hate and anger could be an important starting point in helping prevent future similar incidences.

But this does not affect the substantive point in relation to their prior joint moral right.

Dennis Thompson also makes this point in relation to political corruption (1995: 29).

Below the argument for this same point in relation to torturing the guilty is presented.

Today, we have reached the same point in relation to information that we faced 20 years ago in regard to food.

Will Kelly makes a good point in relation to technical editing.