Sentence examples for basic set of principles from inspiring English sources
Whether you're looking to land an amazing career opportunity, a key client, or that amazing friendship or relationship, following this basic set of principles will help you court the right opportunities, both in 2014 and beyond.
Box 1 presents the basic set of principles that separates a cellular reaction from a text book scheme.
To avoid great divergences in national provisions which could hinder the free provision of services in the internal market, it is essential for us to ensure that there is agreement on a basic set of principles that can be respected in practical terms throughout the Community.
Some instances of philosophical inquiry may reflect what Lacan refers to as university discourse, namely when philosophers aspire to develop specialized expert knowledge, as ethical experts for instance, applying basic sets of principles or argumentative skills to cases.
In our 1999 HBR article, "Decoding the DNA of the Toyota Production System," H. Kent Bowen and I argued that part of the problem is that most outsiders have focused on Toyota's tools and tactics kanban pull systems, cords, production cells, and the like and not on its basic set of operating principles.
I do not mean this in the sense of Karl Rahner, who argued in his book Anonymous Christians that we are all religious, since we subconsciously subscribe to a basic set of Christian principles.
Some people insist, of course, that we have a moral duty to vote, although it is extremely difficult to ground that duty in any more basic and compelling set of principles.
The first axiomatization was due to Zermelo (1908) and it came as a result of the need to spell out the basic set-theoretic principles underlying his proof of Cantor's Well-Ordering Principle.
Once the basic set-up and principle of reflection is provided, the rest is geometrical.
Our hope is that upon completion of this workshop, a crisp set of basic principles can be presented and discussed, perhaps leading to the enactment of some of these principles into policy through mechanisms such as judicial rules, executive orders, or legislation.
