Sentence examples for the notion of conducting from inspiring English sources
We argue that reframing science policy around the notion of conducting entrepreneurial experiments – experiments that increase the diversity of technical, organizational and institutional arrangements in which scientific research is conducted – can provide policy makers with a wider repertoire of effective interventions.
Rather, it moves the discussion on a normative level, as the approach reinforces the notion of conducting spatial planning along the principles of the VGGT.
From our observations and interviews it also appeared that the clinics were not just struggling with the research process, but were subtly resistant to the notion of conducting research within their clinic, as such an evaluation process could be construed as interfering with their carefully conceived patient services.
And yet Christianity also contains a broad strand of what she calls Christian realism, which has led to the concept of "just war" -- the notion of a war conducted in a spirit of moral and ethical reflection, with due attention to legality, proportionality and practical consequences.
Moreover, as we have seen, some earlier discussions of the notion of consequence were conducted explicitly within the context of the topical framework, following Boethius.
Kushner called the notion of such an unqualified person conducting foreign policy "beyond belief".
Regardless of how many of the 104 names eventually become public, the notion of simultaneous drug investigations being conducted by various federal attorney's offices around the country would be a significant setback to Major League Baseball, which has struggled to get control of the issues related to performance-enhancing drugs.
This framework consists of a metamodel that describes the main concepts using the notion of pattern, a method to conduct the requirements elicitation and documentation process, a catalog of patterns and a tool to support the management and use of the catalog.
In 1996, the notion of a "corporate code of conduct" was not the fashionable idea it is today, but Mattel had been drafting such a set of ethical principles for more than a year.
The charter school discussion is so rarely conducted around the notion of a middle ground that those who have paid modest attention could hardly be faulted for refusing to believe that such territory existed.
Indeed many experiments are not conducted with the notion of alternative conformations in mind and therefore do not (or cannot) measure relevant microscopic constant and parameters.
