Example sentences of "in [art] terms " in BNC.
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| 31 | These methods are , in the terms of the theory , communicative approaches to language teaching . |
| 32 | We should note that the description of a language in the terms of categories which theory provides may account either for types of linguistic element in the abstract , or for tokens of linguistic element as they actually occur in contexts of use . |
| 33 | The landlord should include in the terms of engagement that the agent is liable to reimburse him for any penalty or interest arising from the agent 's error or late submission of information . |
| 34 | But the meaning of the item mensa ( table ) clearly includes , in the terms of componential analysis , a [ -animate ] feature , ruling out any semantic feminine element . |
| 35 | Could not the ‘ real Jesus ’ or , as later generations were to term him , the ‘ historical Jesus ’ , conceivably have been quite a different sort of figure from the Christ who was subsequently preached and described in the terms of the Nicene Creed as God made man ? |
| 36 | This Barth saw as the irreplaceable basis of Christian theology ; and , he insisted , once it had been recognised , there could be no possible reason for casting around in other directions , and certainly not for turning theology back into the contemplation of our own spiritual navels , or for blunting the challenge and promise of the gospel by seeking to reinterpret or ‘ improve ’ it in the terms of some alternative ( and therefore competing ) theological or philosophical frame of reference . |
| 37 | Also , in terms of their aims and philosophy most US unions concentrated their attention on practical ‘ business unionism ’ improvements in the terms and conditions of employment which |
| 38 | Such experiences are summarized in the terms racism and sexism . |
| 39 | A person 's initial attempt , when recovering from such a supposed accident , to construct a sequence beginning LIFT-RIGHT-LEG(x) , etc. , may well draw on our observation of others , folk theories of walking , etc. , and be a totally false — in the sense of ineffectual — theory of walking ( i.e. be a wrong W in the terms of the original quotation from Minsky 1968 ) . |
| 40 | In the terms established earlier this , like the Monadology itself , seems an unsatisfactory account of consciousness in that it ignores the unity principle , for what that is worth . |
| 41 | Yet it , too , was a registration of the triumph of European culture ; down to our own day the political life of the world has increasingly been debated in the terms forged by European history and in a European idiom . |
| 42 | In fact , however , it marks a major transition in the terms of the debate , and separates the concessive form of holism sharply from the absolute form considered earlier . |
| 43 | Lawyer B , however , tried to resolve the issue in the terms of the presenting , everyday , discourse . |
| 44 | In the first case he offered a solution in the terms of everyday discourse . |
| 45 | If an assessor were to respond to the girl mentioned above in the terms of Frances Stevens 's assessment , he might well find her anxious to draw his attention to other qualities of her work which had been overlooked and which might revise his overall assessment . |
| 46 | ‘ Chance ’ trade is the term used also to describe the business which comes from guests who take meals or drinks in the hotel which are not included in the terms of their reservation and has to be charged to them . |
| 47 | I have also suggested that both Oakeshott and Dicey , in upholding authority and law , apparently blend will and reason or , in the terms of the modern jurisprudential debate , Hart and Fuller . |
| 48 | There are significant differences in the terms and conditions of regular relative to temporary labour , not simply in terms of wages but involving housing and welfare expenses , which can mean regular labour costing up to 50 per cent more . |
| 49 | They sought a change in the terms of the debate and , to a large extent , they succeeded in bringing that about in 1981 . |
| 50 | These exports are still , to be sure , ‘ dependent ‘ , in the terms of the matrix in chapter 1 , but they are none the less valuable and help to explain the asymmetry of the multi-nationals ’ share of investment and their share of trade . |
| 51 | In the terms of our matrix in chapter 1 , this was a move in intent from left to right for a global industry , with all the attendant risks of such high ambition . |
| 52 | In other words , they are unified only through ideological constructs ( 'scripts ' in the terms of Gagnon and Simon ) , and it is these that constitute ‘ sexuality ’ . |
| 53 | That is to say neither do I believe , in the terms of classical Christology , that Jesus of Nazareth could have had , as well as his human nature , a divine nature ; nor do I believe that he could have been raised from the dead , so acquiring uniqueness through God 's act of raising him . |
| 54 | Whether or not third States are finally included as indirectly injured States in the terms of Draft Article 5 ( 3 ) , development of international law in this respect is crucial to an examination of the rights and obligations of third parties . |
| 55 | Nevertheless , behind the constitutional difficulty that its inclusion would have imported , the substantive and quite general point remains : industrial democracy as specified in the terms of reference of the Bullock Committee is not compatible with the rights of ownership . |
| 56 | The majority 's assumption or , as they put it , ‘ persuasion ’ that industrial democracy as conceived in the terms of reference will lead to increased industrial efficiency is , therefore , too insecure to form a basis for policy . |
| 57 | Despite a formal assertion of understanding the actions of human beings in the terms of those human beings themselves and , either explicitly or implicitly , an associated recognition of the capacity of collective social actors for changing the world , these authors have often seen the imperatives of the production process and capital 's organization of it as absolutely overweening . |
| 58 | In the terms used by Tyler ( 1978 : 452 ) , the ‘ topic ’ can only be ‘ one possible paraphrase ’ of a sequence of utterances . |
| 59 | To the extent that there is an elision in the terms of debate , and the concept of postmodern arrangements is aligned only with a ‘ free ’ labour market variant of organizational forms , which actually means freedom for a few and restriction to much more repressive conditions for the many , then the terms of debate and choice are unnecessarily restricted . |
| 60 | In the terms of Bourdieu 's Distinction , these often esoteric academic critiques tend to align closely with the avant-garde arts as holders of cultural capital . |