Examples of using This conception in English and their translations into Greek
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expressed his disagreement with this conception as follows.
This conception is for them part and parcel of programmatism(i.e. the programme based on the liberation of labour).
This conception of politics can only arouse opposition,this space.">
From this conception of natural rights, an economy emerges based on private property
This conception of government by the trade unions should not be confused with‘labourism', the politics of the‘Labour Party',
With this conception we Bolshevik-Leninists who are called Trotskyites by the Stalinists have nothing in common.
This conception was traditional, especially in the catechetical teaching,
This conception comes from users' requirements in the market to raise the working efficency,
However, this conception of freedom separates the individual's self-determination from that of the community's,
of its role in evolution, can be said to justify this conception.
With this conception of history, Tolstoy lays out the metaphysical space in which his characters move.
This conception of anarchy makes it a rule to control our lives,
Gordon does not accept this conception, partly because he does not believe in democracy,
According to this conception, the value that exists within the system"is not just the sum of the part-values.
This conception was directly related to how he perceived the content of communism
From this conception is derived the chief practical principle of Ḥasidism-communion with God for the purpose of uniting with the source of life
It is therefore obvious that, in this conception of autonomy, an autonomous society is inconceivable without autonomous individuals and vice versa.
Unique to this conception of formalized algorithms is the assignment operation, setting the value of a variable.
This conception has also been responsible for denying the wife any control over her property or her earnings.
From this conception is derived the chief practical principle of Hasidism-[page 33] communion with God for the purpose of uniting