Sentence examples for a foundation principle from inspiring English sources
My wife, holistic cat behaviorist Layla Morgan Wilde and a shelter volunteer, believes there are no bad cats -- a foundation principle for her blog, catwisdom101, and was immediately drawn to the meowing feline plucked from a sad life of wandering the streets.
Patient-centred or client-centred care is now widely recognised as a foundation principle of appropriate healthcare and there is evidence that increased patient involvement in rehabilitation leads to better outcomes.
How the staff's relentless perkiness will be received in Manhattan is another question, and a challenge to Foundation Principle No. 6: "Air of excitement".
This foundation principle in iPEC's three-day Life Potentials Training that I took part in hit me like a thunderbolt.
This is counter to the foundation principle of each of these industry sponsored dispute-resolution schemes – that they be provided at no cost to the consumer.
The Treaty's foundation principle is one of partnership.
But our Constitution has endured through secession and civil rights – through world war and cold war – because it provides a foundation of principles that can be applied pragmatically; it provides a compass that can help us find our way.
If you are trying to be prudent only in your business life, however, you can narrow down your focus to building a foundation of principles that apply directly to the business world.
Extensive detail is avoided in preference to a focus on the foundation principles associated with, for example, the order of magnitude of quantitative aspects of the field, the definition of terms used later in the book and the general aspects associated with nuclear reactor design.
The foundation principles of a society in which citizens submit to the rule of law are that the guilty will be subject to proportional punishment and that the innocent will be vindicated through a fair and rigorous legal process.
