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(181) That notion had a long history, and had by no means been deserted by post-classical law.

(182) One is the notion of human dignity which has come to pervade modern ethical and social thought in the West.

(183) This means that these devices actually allow pregnancies to begin and then abort them, a notion out of line with biblical concepts.

(184) The notion of complete dependence upon a Higher Power is the major impact of step three.

(185) Reform Christianity, particularly of the sort’s that highly informed by Calvinism, tends to erode the notion of guilt.

(186) The notion that mainland Asia is about to supplant the US, EU and Japan in the near future is risible.

(187) She said keeping the seventh-day Sabbath was a "stupid notion, " for you can't tell which is the seventh day.

(188) It provided Jews with a direct approach to God, a notion regarded as heretical and pantheistic by Orthodox Judaism.

(189) Dr. Benjamin Rush, also known as the father of American psychiatry, was among the first to promote the notion that alcoholism was a disease.

(190) I reject the notion that any user is a freeloader or a leech.

(191) Although it can be argued that breaking bad news insensitively or inadequately can lead to poor long-term adjustment for patients (18), the research to support this notion is limited.

(192) This article expatiates two important factors influencing the price making: the market and the government, and discusses the notion of constituting metro price.

(193) Other Titles: Are Content Externalism and the Notion of Self-Knowledge Compatible ?

(194) The notion of teaching with impartation -acceptance as its main method holds the primary place of university teaching activity.

(195) The taxation ADR mechanism is the overall name of all the non-official taxation dispute resolutions, meanwhile it manifests the multiple dispute resolutions directed by modern rule of law notion.

(196) In progressive scanning, the notion of two fields composing a video frame does not apply.

(197) And it may lead to a vicious cycle in which women are first objectified and, as a result, underperform, confirming the notion that women's looks are more important than what they can do.

(198) The Scrum notion of 'backlog' is a single, prioritized list of user stories for the team to implement.

(199) The current urban landscape characterized by this notion of temporariness is colonized by the signs and the instruments of transformation.

(199) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.

(200) The application of Multimedia CAI courseware in fosbury flop training will help students have a complete and correct notion of the action, and master the skills to improve their performance.

(201) Historically, a cornerstone of classical empiricism has been the notion that every true generalization must be confirmable by specific observations.

(202) A review of scientific studies compiled in Britain finds that the notion that Vitamin C wards off the common cold is nothing more than an old wives' tale.

(203) The notion of a mixed constitution that involves collaboration between global monarchical and aristocratic forces is a good introduction to the concept of imperial sovereignty.

(204) The founder of Time, Henry Luce, would pour scorn upon the notion that his company should provide a value-free forum? for the exchange of ideas.

(205) Given economists' almost theological commitment to the notion that markets clear, the presence of unemployment in the world requires a theodicy[7] to explain it.

(206) So, here I should warn you that there is a serious discrepancy between the usual intuitive notion of acceleration, the one that you are aware of when you drive a car and the one that we will be using.

(207) The notion came to her to improve upon the accompaniment with little trills and flourishes.

(208) The language includes the notion of batch program, which can be generated to run without end user interaction, for example for reports production or for batch database load/update.

(209) The notion that children's taste in toys might somehow be genetically determined has long been disparaged by psychologists, pooh-poohed as unscientific, sexist or both.

(210) This theory is necessary because Rawls's account of deontology and the notion of priority of the right over the good do not really deal with the problem of motivational priority.