Sentence examples for Supporting principles from inspiring English sources

According to the surrounding rock deformation characteristics and mining roadway locations as well as the supporting principles of timely support, rock reinforcing, piecewise management and suiting local conditions, a new asymmetric shield supporting plan is proposed.

So we have a veteran scholar restoring a system of thought and belief supporting principles of tolerance, openness and liberation, after a prolonged neo-medieval era, and an emerging scholar concerned with preserving radical autonomy in an age when nature itself can no longer sustain it.

"The new panel has been asked to develop a 'framework and supporting principles' for how the government monitors university research".

An alternative methodology that draws on coherence, reflexive balancing [ 1], rejects the notion that all considerations have equal epistemic status and uses empirical data to posit 'quasi-foundational moral principles' around which coherence is built; where coherence is sought between mutually supporting principles and claims.

To guide the development of the armed forces' future, the incoming president will want to offer guidance to the Pentagon on grand strategy and the supporting principles and planning framework to size and shape the joint warfighting force.

This definition of God and the supporting principle in Ip9 were controversial even in Spinoza's own day.

"I always believed that the way to make progress was to support principles, and principled people.

Prosecutors say they support principles of openness in criminal trials, but intercept evidence presents insurmountable practical problems.

Those who support principles say much the same thing: precise rules are inflexible and more easily gamed.

Blockchain networks tend to support principles, like open access and permissionless use, that should be familiar to proponents of the early internet.

Blockchain networks tend to support principles like open access and permissionless use that should be familiar to proponents of the early internet.