Sentences with phrase «wider meaning»

This combined with level designs that are fairly wide means that in some part you'll have to work pretty hard to make sure you don't wind up getting surrounded.

You see as any science, theology has too wide meaning and has too many theories and treatments that it is impossible to write about all its aspects in theology essays.

Double wide means much more overall real estate taken by each car, since you need length for stability.

By straddling the blockbuster and indie divide, shifting focus away from mere product onto the process and wider meaning of games, GameCity shines a light on an aspect of video games often missed by so many other specialist game shows.

Master Wacowich gave wide meaning to the term «creditor» in relation to the oppression remedy.

Despite some previous attempts to give strained and relativistic meaning to this wide definition the previous House of Lords decision in Spencer - Franks v Kellog, Brown & Root [2008] UKHL 46, [2009] 1 All ER 269, confirmed that work equipment did, indeed, have the very wide meaning assigned to it by reg 2 (1).

Suffice it to say now that a religion is trivial unless it continually leads one out from immediate and particular concerns to questions about ever wider meanings, more extensive connections, and deeper implications.

The word shalom has a far wider mean than the word «peace.»

He tends to play much deeper than Suárez, and slightly to the left, turning the shape into a 4 -3-1-2, but Cavani's tendency to pull wide means he often operates on roughly the same line as Forlán, with Suárez left to lead the line alone.

The new design of the jars also makes feeding easier as the top is extra wide meaning you can easily get your spoon in and out and older babies can have a good go at feeding themselves too.

Nevertheless, you can achieve your goal of a school wide initiative, and remember, school wide means reaching and enriching the lives of all your students.

This octagonal tower is over 34 meters high, and 39 meters wide meaning that despite its appearance it's thicker than it's high.

Since the enemies are arranged horizontally, four enemies times four sprites wide means that you end up with sixteen sprites on a scanline.

Blame has a pretty wide meaning in the insurance world.

The issue as defined by the lords was whether the words «for the benefit» of (a person listed as subject to the sanctions regime) in Art 2.2 of the Regulation had a very wide meaning, so as to cover any application of money from which such person derived some benefi t, or whether the language in the Regulation «made available» required that such person was in a position to choose how to use them.

To attach any wider meaning to this innocent, personal moment is preposterous.»

If religion is significant when it deals with the whole range of man's experience (which it is the business of reason to coordinate) and when it is concerned with the widest meanings, connections, and implications (all of which are the province of reason), and if religion is good when it promotes community (which is the function of reason in the life of the mind), it follows that reason must be a powerful ally of significant and good religion.

If religion is significant when it deals with the whole range of man's experience (which it is the business of reason to co-ordinate) and when it is concerned with the widest meanings, connections, and implications (all of which are the province of reason), and if religion is good when it promotes community (which is the function of reason in the life of the mind), it follows that reason must be a powerful ally of significant and good religion.

There Jesus learned to be a «carpenter»; but the word in Greek (and in the native Aramaic of Galilee) had a wider meaning.

«First, the word democracy, as used by modern peoples, has a wider meaning than in the classical treatises on the science of government.

It seeks a wider meaning for present events than can ever be stated in our words.

God's sensitivity to the particular feelings of every entity is unfading even while giving it a wider meaning than it can itself comprehend.

Dawkins is admitting a constructive balance, though for him it is one that comes out of nowhere, being measured against no value system whatever, and grounded in no wider meaning or context.

I have seen conversion to a wider meaning come to young people who were trying to save a tree in a forest threatened by timber merchants.

The wider meaning of professional though includes such words as great skill, competance and dedication.

The stroller is just 26» wide this means that you can easily maneuver the stroller easily through doorways.

The structure he has chosen for the book interpolates a «running Talmudic commentary» concerning the wider meaning of the concepts, as well as their implications.

Haylett Bryan points to the wider meaning of horror booms.

At KIPP, on average, students who leave score 0.25 and 0.22 standard deviations below the district - wide mean in math and reading at baseline (or at the 40th and the 41st percentiles, respectively); students who stay score 0.02 below the mean (the 49th percentile) in both subjects.

Wide means a slower growth with fewer spikes; it means developing your mailing list and reaching out wide.

However, on a wider meaning, the term includes the practice of many lenders that convince borrowers to agree to unfair or abusive loan terms.

Among these insurers, the annual premiums average about $ 1,502, which is 41 % lower than the Germantown - wide mean.

It also provides safeguards if the court order is vague and Bank's interpret a wider meaning.

The term also has a wide meaning, from just growling at other dogs occasionally on a walk to biting and snapping at you.

As a rough guide they originally divided the two groups into those breeds who were breed for a sporting purpose (in the widest means for example the terrier group) and those who were bred for another reason, e.g. Working Dogs, went into the non-sporting group.

The compact size of just 15.4» long by 7.3» wide means that a couple of things have been cut to make this a very small and very light keyboard, weighing a mere 830g with the cable.

Anthony McGlynn - The Curious Nostalgia of Dear Esther Recollection and sentimentality take on a wider meaning when you walk with Dear Esther.

It also seems to have an important, wider meaning, especially in scraping beneath the surface of national, historical narratives.

The leading case on the interpretation of the word «likely» in this section remains Smith v Ainger (1990) Times Law Report in which Lord Neil concluded that in this context it had its wider meaning of «such as might happen» or «such as might well happen» or «where there is a material risk that it might happen».

The latter was an anti-avoidance provision which should be given a wide meaning.

A wide meaning is given to the word «reprehensible».