They had a notion, a Platonic notion, of what tomato sauce was.

15.1.1 The notion of quotas

I've lost notion of time.

I've lost notion of time.

These principles can and should underpin strong economic, diplomatic, and military relationships throughout the region today.

It shows how much European institutions must still evolve to underpin a healthy single market.

If globalization is to survive, it will need a new intellectual consensus to underpin it.

A shared enemy did underpin America s alliance with parts of Europe over much of the twentieth century.

Notion of transport document and receipts

Notion of electronic and related terms

The time has come to rethink this notion.

Later, they began to underpin and merge with progress in the crafts to drive forward the Industrial Revolution.

So again, the notion that a building should just be explicit I think is a false notion, which has reduced architecture into banality.

After all, Asian countries are interested in global stability to underpin their own long term development.

And I'd been extremely interested in this notion of randomness as it produces architectural work and as it definitely connects to the notion of the city, an accretional notion of the city, and that led to various ideas of organization.

That is a peculiar notion of accountability.

The notion of a Fourth Republic incites heated opposition.

Of course, the notion of energy security is fuzzy.

One example is the notion of an unlawful combatant.

Finally, certain offers refer to the notion of reciprocity.

Notwithstanding its renowned software industry, India plays little part in the production chains that underpin Asia s regional trade patterns.

Powerful economic forces drive the structural evolution and economic diversification that underpin growth, producing transitions that have common elements.

They could also underpin national forest programmes, criteria and indicators and the issues related to governance and law enforcement

Not all are happy about this American notion.

Consumerism depended on a radical notion of individualism.

It is a notion invented by Paul Lévy.

The notion of specific Chavist growth can also be challenged.

And the traditional notion of saving for bequests has waned.

We concur with the notion that security threats are interconnected.

It is quite distinct theoretically from the notion of acquiescence.

But centralization of economic decision making, as an end in itself, cannot underpin a prosperous and powerful Europe.

Those technologies underpin knowledge, so that science is developed and transmitted mostly in the North, to the detriment of the South.

If Qatar fails to use its resources wisely, it may lose the legitimacy that it needs to underpin its patronage.

This global framework would underpin national and global targets for emissions control and for monitoring the progress of the technological overhaul.

The global development agenda must therefore underpin international efforts to ensure prevention and address the relief and rehabilitation needs of refugees.

The notion is used primarily in the field of economics (investments).

And, while Europe has built institutions to underpin peace, Asia has yet to begin such a process in earnest.

Nowadays, many scoff at that notion as too simplistic.

Expressions of this notion appear frequently in popular culture.

Peaceful unification was a religious notion, a Christian utopia.

Rather than relying on sanctions and threats of force, the idea is to underpin long term prosperity in today s unstable regions.

The notion that you can understand why a brain works, perhaps.

The notion that capital markets could self regulate was decisively rejected.

This notion of the elitist appeaser is not confined to the Netherlands.

As the surplus of food decreased, and thus the amount available to underpin their power, the control of the elites began to falter.