Our Constitution is based upon the notion that power flows from the people.
He hit upon the notion of measuring sensation in relation to its stimulus.
This idea played upon the notion that the Seagram Building presents a mediated view of the world.
It is predicated upon the notion that one should hit agents where it hurts - in their percentages.
These are based upon the notion of an autonomous Tibet within China, that the Dalai Lama has advocated since 1988.
She extended the idea into her premiere, "Caution, Silk," which supposedly played upon the notion that silk is smooth but can also rip.
That is when he seized upon the notion of tracking his break-even number, the point at which revenue for a given period equals expenses.
The scientific management principle of breaking work down into small, repetitive tasks was based perhaps upon the notion that the worker does not think on the job.
Woody Allen has touched upon the notion of guilt before, in his heavy-going London drama Match Point, but most importantly in his wonderful Crimes And Misdemeanors, in which the crime is genuinely shocking.
Then Mr. Smith came upon the notion of championing the rights of the 90 million Americans who have around $7 trillion saved in 401(k) retirement plans through their companies.
But Juan R. Rangel, director of the United Neighborhood Organization, a Hispanic nonprofit group active in 30 schools, seized upon the notion of rating parents and distributed report cards printed up with letter grades to the schools.
