Sentences with phrase «fundamentally different role»

Now, in an era of abundance, editors have inherited a new and fundamentally different role: figuring out how «what is published» will be discovered.

Albany is the picture of «distressed» — and while it's overly simplistic to say «run government like a business» because government has a fundamentally different role and structure, it's not overly simplistic to say a different approach is required because what we're doing now is no longer working.

On one side are the complementarians, who think women and men have fundamentally different roles.

TN: It reminds me of Iver Neumann's book, At Home With The Diplomats, which explores the ways in which diplomats have fundamentally different roles at home and abroad.

Amicus and court - appointed defence counsel play fundamentally different roles....

Not exact matches

When a corporation refashions itself» undergoes a complete makeover not merely to look different, but to play an entirely different role» this revolution is fundamentally a matter of talk.

Third, you might take the Way of Separation and insist that faith and reason are fundamentally different kinds of belief with different roles in our lives.

Our roles might be different, but fundamentally we are equal and on the same level in terms of respect.

So, despite there being texts of Suchocki in which God's third phase (the last «one» of the one - many - one) resembles a growing satisfaction, it appears to me that her interpretation contains a fundamentally different suggestion; namely, that there is no intrinsic enrichment of God on the basis of prehensions of the world, and that these prehensions above all play a mediating role for God's unchanging conceptual satisfaction.

People have quite different views on the role that digital technology can and should play in education, but we just can't ignore how digital tools have so fundamentally transformed the world around schools.