venture

It has also created a system where getting into politics is a business venture, with business plans and an expected rate of return on investment.

Such an analysis was more subversive in thinkers who ventured to tướng apply it to tướng the internal structure of the state.

This introduction sets out the underlying assumptions of this venture and provides readers with an analytical framework.

Initially, he worked on a small garden nursery venture begun by his energetic father, who was primarily a postmaster and shopkeeper.

The venture of faith is an act of trust, or of entrusting oneself, in the light of what is believed.

One makes a doxastic venture when one takes to tướng be true a proposition that one believes, while recognizing that one lacks sufficient supportive evidence.

To the extent we were linked with them in that joint venture, their history is ours and ours theirs.

Indeed, they could have been even more ambitious and ventured further into the territory of development beyond the age of four years.

She is spatially bound in her leisure activities and seldom ventures to tướng unfamiliar places by herself.

For, serious doubts may be raised about the viability of the doxastic venture model.

Under the stimulus of quantum mechanics, the independent discoverers were each venturing into what turned out to tướng be new territory for both disciplines.

One values being trusted oneself, merely because one wants to tướng be included in co-operative ventures on terms that are advantageous.

At the other, the literal level exists merely as a pro-forma excuse for a venture whose point resides in the second meaning.

Of course these moments are a crucial aspect of our delight, and can be a rich source for interpretative ventures.

If the social norms hinder women from venturing into public places such as markets, cashin-hand may actually be less useful than vãn help in kind.