Sentence examples for this concept does from inspiring English sources

From afar this concept does not seem promising.

But even this concept does not provide predictive capacity but only a historical explanation.

As the use of the term legitimate underlines, this concept does not imply that the state is the only actor actually using violence but rather that it is the only actor that can legitimately authorize its use.

Some commissioners have fallen well short of the public's expectations and urgent reforms are needed to ensure that this concept does not put at risk public trust and engagement in the police, the very objectives for which PCCs were brought in.

But, this concept does not guarantee the structure in the repaired regions.

This concept does not directly improve the performance of protection or use wide area measurements.

Kantar has a pithy way of expressing this concept: "Don't ruff air," he advises.

Mr. Sedlacek argues persuasively that this concept did not originate with Smith; its roots go back at least as far as Thomas Aquinas, the 13th-century philosopher who suggested in his masterwork "Summa Theologica" that evil things may produce larger, good outcomes "as a consequence of the providence of the governor".

This concept did not leave much room for Romans, who indeed largely disappear from the evidence, even when documents increase again in the 8th century; it is likely that any Romans who wished to remain politically important in the Lombard kingdom had to become "Lombardized".

However, this concept did not work as well with the tensegrity mast shown in Fig. 47.

The canonical, Luminosity-based criteria and physical models that are based on this concept do not provide clear explanations for several phenomena, including hysteresis of spectral states and the presence of jets.