Nghĩa của từ constructionists bằng Tiếng Hàn

[kənˈstrəkSHənist]
noun - constructionist
해석자: interpreter, constructionist
구성파 화가: constructionist

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1. Home Opinion Editorials Strict Constructionists, indeed

2. Opinion; Editorials; Strict Constructionists, indeed

3. Correct answers: 2 question: Strict Constructionists and loose Constructionists disagree most on which of the following topics? a

4. In 1886, the “strict Constructionists” on the Supreme Court in Plessy v

5. We are not all Constructionists — nor should we be

6. Artifacts popular with Constructionists include digital artifacts (e.g

7. The strict Constructionists have won plenty of victories over the years

8. The liberal Constructionists led the fight to adopt the Constitution

9. ‘Strict Constructionists like the Senator might think not.’ ‘Strict Constructionists lie when they claim that if a right is not in the Constitution it doesn't exist.’ ‘Strict Constructionists believe that government policy making should be left to the Executive and Legislative branches of government.’

10. Few judges self-identify as strict Constructionists, due to the narrow meaning of the term

11. The social Constructionists, being interested in mechanisms of social control, naturally focus upon laws designed to control sexuality.

12. The Nine Constructionists represent a new wave that thinks about architecture in relation to its physicality, its materials and its construction

13. Constructionists urge that there is an enormous difference between humans (as active subjects) and nonhuman beings and things (as passive objects).

14. Strict Constructionists often look only at the literal meaning of the words in question, or at their historical meaning at the time the law was written.

15. For Constructionists, supposedly deviant behavior is a subjective, personal experience, and the supposedly deviant person is a conscious, feeling, thinking and reflective subject

16. Judicial conservatives, also known as originalists or strict Constructionists, believe that the Constitution should be interpreted strictly, in light of its original meaning when it was written

17. ‘The adherents of the Bauhaus school and Russian Constructionists, riding on the wave of the industrialization of the society, proclaimed the dominance of function.’

18. For decades, conservative judges–including the Republican-appointed justices on the Supreme Court–have declared themselves to be “strict Constructionists” of the Constitution, restraining

19. Science, the Constructionists, and Reality 6 March, 2017 28 May, 2018 ~ John Nerst [Background: I recently had the honor of co-authoring an article about language and interpretation with Graham Johnson of Suspended Reason .

20. They’ve been strict Constructionists, but then many of them supported the use of the national emergency power to fund the wall [along the border with Mexico].

21. Other scholars agree: as social Constructionists hold that since social reality is a social construction, the only thing worth investigating is how this construction is carried out

22. "Constructionists," says Hacking, "tend to maintain that classifications are not determined by how the world is, but are convenient ways in which to represent it." (p

23. And the decision was wrong because judges should be "strict Constructionists" who will base their rulings on a "strict interpretation of the Constitution." They should not allow "personal opinion

24. Social Constructionists believe that things that are generally viewed as natural or normal in society, such as understandings of gender, race, class, and disability, are socially constructed, and consequently aren’t an accurate reflection of reality.

25. My personal commitment to you: In conjunction with my fully trained staff of lawyers, investigators, accident re-Constructionists and paralegals, I will work tirelessly to see that your rights are restored, that justice has been served, and that the negligent parties have been made to pay.

26. According to social Constructionists, what counts as crime varies depending on who is defining it: “There are no purely objective definitions; all definitions are value laden and biased to some degree,” and what is defined as crime by law “is somewhat arbitrary, and represents a …

27. THE Constructionists is a novel by Joanna Tova Price that was released in 2017, and I find it to be one of those books that’s very difficult to classify (I’m reminded of Robert Sandall, the deceased host of Radio 3’s MIXING IT program, trying in vain to describe the extraterrestrial and surrealistic music of Nurse With Wound: “Think jazz!