Sentence examples for supposed compatibility from inspiring English sources
Since then, Mrs. Merkel's coalition of conservatives and the pro-business Free Democrats — dubbed the dream coalition because of its supposed compatibility over economic and social changes — has been embroiled in squabbles involving sharp differences over tax cuts, a tax overhaul, relations with Poland and the war in Afghanistan.
Aquinas' conception of free choice is also incompatible with modern notions of soft determinism, or the supposed compatibility of human responsibility (and of the sense [self-understanding] that one is freely choosing) with determination of every event by laws (e.g. physical) of nature.
The Stop N' Swop debacle, and the supposed compatibility with the sequel.
I'm not sure that something like eHarmony, with its great big focus on great big exclusive relationships (and, let's face it, marriage), can offer the same sort of thing, because the way it encourages you to approach getting to know someone is so coloured by your supposed compatibility.
Kevin from Ireland says his ex used her birth chart to justify poor behaviour or bad moods, while Paul from Essex says a woman he slept with looked up his chart and got rapidly into him based off their supposed compatibility, "but ignored all the stuff that suggested I was difficult (I am) and that we weren't destined to be together (we weren't)".
The Labor members of the committee opted for a compatibility model, where new legislation is supposed to be compatible with human rights, yet without restricting the passage of incompatible laws.
In any event, Mr. Cameron's stated solution for immigrants' supposed missing allegiance and compatibility is "much more active, muscular liberalism" (definition left to the reader), which, in practical terms, looks mostly limited to what he defined as "shrewder" management of public money given to organizations "doing little to combat extremism".
Throughout the paper, we suppose that the compatibility conditions hold for any initial value.
Suppose the following compatibility condition: For any refinement T ^ of T, is even well-defined on X ∪ X (T ) ∪ X (T ^ ) with for all v ∈ X and V ∈ X (T ).
It is a promising one as its high throughput for different applications due to their supposed low toxicity and good compatibility.
The catch: the other gadget has to be D.L.N.A.-certified, which you're supposed to know refers to an industry compatibility standard.
