| Samit Ballal, who conceptualised the place, has conjured up the eclectic menu. |
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| Thus it is in opposition to the other that psychoanalysis has conceptualised the self to emerge. |
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| The way leadership is conceptualised and understood has a major bearing on leaders' ability to change. |
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| The way that magick is generally conceptualised changes as general paradigm shifts in thinking occurr. |
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| This reflects an important shift in the way education, training and learning is conceptualised and described. |
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| Service Delivery is conceptualised as the relationship between policy makers, service providers, and poor people. |
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| This is a complex process that can be conceptualised as fostering a just social compact at the national level. |
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| Three different levels of prevention are conceptualised and included in their prevention policy. |
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| Or even worse, companies are altogether conceptualised as closed boxes whose internal operations are seen as irrelevant. |
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| Small clusters have value, but they can limit how problems are conceptualised and the kinds of solutions that are considered. |
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| Rights and duties which we would consider to be part of the law of property, tort, contract or unjust enrichment were not conceptualised as such. |
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| In one of the workshops, the children conceptualised a radio programme about and for children, which was later developed and is still being broadcast. |
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| Islamophobia can be broadly conceptualised to include more subtle and covert forms of discrimination, lack of understanding, or lack of accommodation for the beliefs and practices of racialised individuals or groups. |
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| The concept of human rights has been particularly important in developing analyses of the policies needed to eliminate violence against women, which is conceptualised as a violation of women's human rights. |
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| The meeting may wish to consider whether an estimate of an activity's costs may be more appropriately made after the projects are conceptualised by the lead countries and their collaborators. |
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| These readings illuminate certain tensions in what has often been conceptualised as the masculinised images of Scottish national identity. |
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| In this process, the sector is not passive, but can have an impact on how the epidemic develops and how it impacts on the sector in the future through an active and well conceptualised response. |
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| Many automation technology standards that are taken for granted today were conceptualised by Beckhoff at an early stage and successfully introduced to the market. |
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| From a legal viewpoint, it can be conceptualised as the set of physical, chemical and biological agents, along with social factors, liable to have an effect on living things and on human activities. |
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| This paper has presented arguments for a shift in the way education, training and wider lifelong learning frameworks and systems are conceptualised and-in effect-organised. |
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| The fashion week was conceptualised by Bollywood's experienced make-up artist and hair stylist couple Bharat and Dorris. |
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| Somatisation has been conceptualised as the expression of psychological discomfort and psychosocial distress in the physical language of bodily symptoms. |
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