Sentence examples for both the principles and from inspiring English sources

Bob is someone who understands very explicitly where he's building, and so I learned a lot in both the principles and specifics of how to do that.

Even the levelheaded Terry Lautz, in describing Ted Cruz's September, 2013, filibuster against funding for Obamacare, declares that "this effort to restrict government in the name of protecting individual freedoms was entirely consistent with both the principles and tactics once advocated by Robert Welch".

There are those who argue that misogyny is hardwired into both the principles and the policy objectives of the hard-left, and the evidence is there in issues such as the legalisation of sex work, a debate where the ascription of misogyny can become the live element of the debate, leapfrogging the issue itself.

At these workshops we discussed and agreed both the principles and details of the study.

We present the case that the new field of "evidence-based toxicology," which at present has multiple meanings and groups working on methodologies, can learn from both the principles and practices of systematic reviews within the Cochrane Collaboration to develop consensus approaches that can also be internationally accepted.

The purpose of the present work is to apply both the principle and the theory of coherence, in a more general way, to the development of a simulator for an enhanced oil recovery (EOR) process, surfactant-assisted waterflooding.

The letter articulated both the principle and the phrase 'wall of separation between church and state' at the core of the then-new republic.

A number of media reports subsequently criticized both the principle and the implementation of workfare in Ontario.

The bidirectional relation might be useful to deepen our understanding of routinization as a dynamic, continuous process as in each performance actors align their actions to both the principle and the situation, while at the same they adjust the principles.

In both cases, the principles and guidelines being applied should be made clear.

Expert generalist practice needs practitioners trained in both the principles (values) and practice (skills) of interpretive practice.