Sentence examples for categories of principles from inspiring English sources

The framework bears resemblance e.g. to the criteria for evaluating implementation of the Aarhus Convention principles by Hartley and Wood [ 23], the categories to distinguish a discrete set of public and stakeholder engagement options by Burgess and Clark [ 74], and particularly the seven categories of principles of public participation by Webler and Tuler [ 75].

China developed such a checklist around four categories of CFS principles, which it used to set national standards for child-friendly schools in 2008.

In general, the idea is that, for some particular domain, there are two fundamental kinds or categories of things or principles.

Five categories of transgressed ethical principles were identified, and the events were distributed over these categories as follows: autonomy 5; justice 2; physical non-maleficence 4; integrity 4 and sexual non-maleficence 8 (box 1).

By themselves, however, these latter approaches fall into the 'proof-of-principle' category.

More recently, Immanuel Kant denoted by "transcendental dialectic" the endeavour of exposing the illusion involved in attempting to use the categories and principles of the understanding beyond the bounds of phenomena and possible experience.

The fundamental solution exhibits a category of equipartition principle.

Interestingly, optimized insulation profile exhibits a category of equipartition principle in some macroscopic domain.

For Norinaga, "Chinese mind" was the consequence of the diffusion of alien epistemological categories, the metaphysical and ethical categories and principles of Confucianism and Buddhism, among the Japanese people so that their ability to view the world as the ancient Japanese did was lost.

The "formal [or "general"] conditions of experience" include the forms of intuition (space and time), together with all the categories and principles of the understanding.

So it is not true that the categories and principles of pure understanding necessarily apply to all objects of conscious human perception, and the categorial anarchy of at least some sensory objects is really possible.