Sentence examples for both principles of from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: As a parenting educator and mother of four, I recommend the following to parents as a strategy that keeps in mind both principles of child development and the reality of limited storage space.
Dr. Dubrow has taught both Principles of Epidemiology I and Principles of Epidemiology II and was chosen by the Classes of 2002, 2007, and 2012 to be Teacher of the Year.
He has taught both Principles of Construction Techniques and Capital Facility Planning and Financing at Columbia University in New York City where he is an Adjunct Professor of Engineering.
But someone might ask, why should the principle of equal respect take precedence over the principle J? They are both principles of justice so we need some reason for favoring the equal respect principle in general over the others.
From a theoretical point of view however, one would expect that both principles of blockade should be avoided in renal artery stenosis.
We propose a decision-support System for HIV/AIDS Resource Allocation (S4HARA) that takes into consideration both principles of efficient resource allocation and the role of non-quantifiable influences on the decision-making process for resource allocation.
Quantum Gravity, broadly construed, is a physical theory (still 'under construction') incorporating both the principles of general relativity and quantum theory.
During the workshops, both the principles of quality improvement and the latest evidence for back pain management, based on the European Acute Back Pain Guidelines [ 34], were introduced.
Among contemporary philosophers, both the Principle of Sufficient Reason and the Identity of Indiscernibles are controversial.
Both the principles of chemical reaction kinetics and thermodynamic equilibrium are considered in choosing process conditions.
And in the Holyrood exchanges, Labour MSP Malcolm Chisholm commended a "courageous decision which is entirely consistent with both the principles of Scots law and Christian morality".
