Sentence examples for Agreed-upon principles from inspiring English sources
"And so we should look for agreed-upon principles to guide practice".
Her action sends a shock wave through the family, enraging her mother and throwing what had seemed to be agreed-upon principles into doubt.
Such questions get lost in today's debate, which is focused on fiscal benchmarking against current spending rather than moral benchmarking against agreed-upon principles.
Balance in composition is one of the agreed-upon principles of aesthetics and is commonly employed as a visual feature in many computational aesthetics studies.
Because they were fundamentally deadlocked on this issue, the task of the two sides instead was to agree on a framework for the discussion based on agreed-upon principles.
The keynote speaker for the upcoming conference will be VP and Nobel Laureate Al Gore, who is expected to urge an estimated 700 wine industry delegates and leaders from over 50 countries to engage and to sign the commitment of wine companies the world over to adopt and promote agreed-upon principles to reduce the negative impact of climate change.
While settlement may sometimes include apologies for past actions or compensation for past losses, most settlements focus on ways of moving forward -- reducing risks to all sides while embracing mutually agreed upon principles of fairness and justice.
Now is the time to use the bully pulpit of the President to shed deadbeat auto executives and set in motion a three stage process towards rebuilding the automotive industry according to agreed upon principles of sustainability.
To acknowledge this, we have agreed upon principles that we will used to guide the conduct of this project.
Globally agreed upon principles do not simplify the process of establishing informed consent, and a sometimes lengthy consultation is needed.
Six months before logging (Et-06), a tree location map is prepared (GIS-based), on which the optimal locations of the skid trails, according to ten agreed upon principles, are planned and marked.
