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And we are told that this is prohibited because, were it allowed, the totality of propositions "would have members only definable in terms of the total".
Hunt's complaint is merely that he "overapplies his own life story to the totality of education".
"Dadayev's involvement in committing this crime is confirmed by, apart from his own confession, the totality of evidence gathered as part of this criminal case," said Judge Natalia Mushnikova.
The DFA said: "The failure this week of the welfare bill to secure approval in the Northern Ireland Assembly, and the consequent budgetary implications, have a direct and major impact on the prospects for implementing the totality of the Stormont House agreement.
Jeanne Allen, president of the Centre for Education Reform, a Washington-based advocacy group, says the reforms are unique because Indiana has looked at education reform in its "totality ", rather than taking a piecemeal approach as many other states have done.Nationally there are now 32 school voucher programs in 16 states and Washington, DC, serving at least 210,000 students.
The CMB is the totality of these ancient photons, as seen by Earthly observers.
And how they must be looking forward to covering the meetings of the proposed British-Irish Council, with its promise of lively debates to promote "the harmonious and mutually beneficial development of the totality of relationships among the peoples of these islands".It is easy to mock, and the mocking ends here.
The conservatives have a point when they question the coherence of moral or metaphysical relativism; but when you look at the totality of what Francis is saying, that doesn't seem to be his position.
Doubtless he was also deeply disappointed by the clerics who fawned on the dictators.Looking at the totality of the pope's debate with Mr Scalfari (including the exchange of texts that preceded their meeting) it becomes clear that the pope has a lot to say about the truth, as he sees it, of his own faith's understanding of the Good.
It does not matter if the service is performed individually or as a representative of an organization that is a professional adviser, consultant, or legal counsel to the company.Some corporate-governance lobbyists want such people to make up the totality of non-executives on company boards or, as in the case of TIAA/CREF, a "substantial majority".
After a 16-hour negotiating session, Axel Kicillof, the economy minister, successfully reached an accord with the Paris Club, an informal creditor group comprised of rich countries.Based on this agreement, Argentina will pay off the totality of its $9.7 billion in debt to the Paris Club over the next five years, starting with $1.15 billion before May 2015.
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The primary grammatical function of "totality" is as a noun , often used as the subject or object of a sentence. It denotes the entirety or aggregate of something, encompassing all its parts or aspects, as demonstrated by Ludwig's examples.
Expression frequency: Very common
