Sentence examples for under the denomination from inspiring English sources

No one has yet been able to come up with arguments couched in straightforward language when it comes to defining quality in much of what goes under the denomination "contemporary art".

The prohibition against their making any ex post facto laws was introduced for greater caution, and very probably arose from the knowledge, that the Parliament of Great Britain claimed and exercised a power to pass such laws, under the denomination of bills of attainder, or bills of pains and penalties; the first inflicting capital, and the other less, punishment.

This idea has been proposed by J. Mazo under the denomination "faster-than-Nyquist" (FTN) [3].

We have already seen, that in the formation of colonies under the denomination of territories, the habit has been, to assure to them their formation into states when the population should become sufficiently large.

Introduction Consequences of hospitalization in critically ill patients have been recognized for several years with physical, cognitive and psychological consequences published under the denomination of the post intensive care syndrome which will become a new challenge for intensivists.

This will also give you a hint at what varieties are included, as many regions have regulations on what grapes can be used to make wine labeled under the denomination name.

The key insight that defines and unites existentialism as a philosophical position, despite all the divergences between the authors included under that denomination, is the emphasis on the radical nature of human freedom, and the metaphysical and ontological imports of that freedom.

But if a proposal by a special committee is approved at the meeting, the amount given to those seminaries would be cut sharply and the balance used to help three other seminaries in Texas, all run by Baptists, but none under the control of the denomination.

Furthermore, we remember that all that may be perfunctorily lumped together in supermarkets under the glib denomination 'Italian Cuisine' is often no less than a cluttered agglomerate of various narrations hailing from diverse local realities, each of which articulates the biography of a culinary context which was, and often remains, very regional indeed.

One corresponds to the kingdom Euryarchaeota, already defined two decades ago (Woese et al. 1990) and the second to a miscellaneous collection of lineages that has been tentatively grouped under the informal denomination of TACK supergroup (Guy and Ettema 2011).

The missionary, benevolent, educational, and publishing work of the denomination are under boards elected by the General Assembly.