Sentence examples for backwards principles from inspiring English sources

To read: Malcolm Gladwell's Grantland piece on the soon-to-be Brooklyn Nets and the backwards principles of N.B.A. economics underlying the current lockout.

David Miliband has delivered a harsh critique of his brother's election campaign, saying it appeared to push the Labour party backwards from the principles of aspiration and inclusion.

He said his brother and, before him, former Labour Prime Minister Gordon Brown had "allowed themselves to be portrayed as moving backwards from the principles of aspiration and inclusion that are the absolute heart of any successful progressive political project".

Speaking to the BBC from the US on the Monday after the general election, Mr Miliband criticised his brother's campaign in the 2015 general election, saying he and Mr Brown had "allowed themselves to be portrayed as moving backwards from the principles of aspiration and inclusion that are the absolute heart of any successful progressive political project".

Reverse engineering takes the facts we know about a device or a process and reasons backwards to infer the principles underlying the structure function relations.

The outcome was a teaching syllabus and sample assessment scheme generated using the principle of Backwards Design.

Leaders start with the customer and work backwards …" Following that principle, these documents constitute a visualization mechanism.

STEVE_FORBES: CEOs will now bend over backwards to adopt conservative accounting principles.

In principle, variational Bayes and backwards induction should give similar answers; however, there is no neuronally plausible message-passing scheme for backwards induction.

Punishing a small theatre for standing up for its principles is a big step backwards for anyone concerned with challenging prejudice or promoting freedom of speech.

And finally, our vision for the future of this assembly, my belief in moving forward rather than backwards, requires us to defend the democratic principles that allow societies to succeed.