Sentence examples for topics to be treated from inspiring English sources

Coleridge divided the topics to be treated in the encyclopaedia into five classes: pure sciences, mixed and applied sciences, biographical and historical information, miscellaneous and lexicographical information, and an analytical index.

As the council opened, some bishops urged for immediate reform, and others sought clarification of Catholic doctrines; a compromise was reached whereby both topics were to be treated simultaneously.

At least he had settled on an outline: "1st a brief introduction, 2nd a summary of recent topics that ought to be treated as settled, 3rd a summary of those that ought to occupy the public attention, 4[th] a direct appeal to the people to stand by me in an independent and vigorous execution of the laws".

However, both of these topics clearly need to be treated independently from the feasibility of Aβ imaging itself.

On whether there was any topic too taboo to be treated humorously, Mark Haskell Smith (his latest novel, "Raw: A Love Story," was published in December 2013) said: "I used to think something like pedophilia or sirenism was...," (which resulted in the author having to explain that the latter term involved, to put it delicately, sexual congress with a manatee).

Besides these interchanges with American philosophers, Schutz (later in his career) interpreted the work of Max Scheler and (earlier) engaged thoroughly his treatment of intersubjectivity, a topic that Schutz insisted was to be treated within the natural attitude, in which one never doubted the existence of others.

If the Bush administration wants Dr. Kay's findings to be treated with the seriousness the topic deserves, the investigators have to be much more forthcoming.

Furthermore, sessions could be modified in case of crisis, such as relapse to substance use or IPV, or topics could be treated in different order if relevant.