Sentence examples for structure through which from inspiring English sources

Structural type refers to the ideational structure through which the circumstantial meaning is realised.

The traditions offer a structure through which such speculation is ordered and clarified.

Above all, it provides an existing institutional structure through which to have a relationship with the EU.

Even if they do, can the man chosen buck the structure through which he rose without kicking the structure down?

These latter social scientists argue that networks are a distinct governing structure through which to coordinate activities and allocate resources.

Thankfully, Children & the Arts continue to provide the support and structure through which to champion the cooperation of artists and educators.

Frames are the mental structures through which we perceive the world.

The artist is never the soul arbiter of meaning, and artists, like game designers, build structures through which they communicate rather than dictate.

"It's good that there are structures through which to review protocols and best practices, but the fact that there is no power to punish, no real enforcement, still to this day?

"There were structures through which people could influence L.B.J.," Michael Janeway, the author of "The Fall of the House of Roosevelt," whose father was a close Johnson adviser during L.B.J.'s Senate years, told me.

And this politics of scarcity is perpetuated not so much by the people engaged in the debate but rather by the institutions and organizational structures through which they are seeking to resolve their disputes".