Sentence examples for central principles that from inspiring English sources

The contract outlines central principles that will be built into a full contract and published in May 2019, when half of the world's population will be able to get online.

Through engaging with technology and its global reach, Buddhists have the opportunity to uplift and maximize one of the central principles that underlies the religion itself: we are all deeply, completely, inextricably interconnected.

Despite the disparagement of Islam by Orientalism, one of the central principles that the mosques helped Europeans discover is a uniquely Islamic geometric system of design and construction that proved to be more complex and multifaceted in its formal unity than even that used in the building of Europe's great cathedrals.

The conservation of matter and energy are two central principles that biologists apply when reasoning about dynamic systems in which matter and energy are exchanged across defined boundaries (NRC, 2003; AAAS, 2010).

Therefore, the central principles that underpin recognition of polycomb target sites in vivo and the molecular chain of events that leads to the formation of polycomb domains integrating both PRC1 and PRC2 activity remain unclear.

If there is one central principle that keeps the Mr. Chow mission chugging along, it's the same that applies to Shake Shack or Starbucks: consistency.

They must now recognise the central principle that the polluter pays.

Making extensive use of his personal archives, the installation conjures a multilayered celebration of Hall's central principle: that ethnic, sexual and cultural identity are open to recreation.

The overhaul appears to answer the housing minister's call last year for a return to a central principle, that social housing should be given to those in greatest need.

In the early 14th century the law teacher and cardinal Johannes Monachus, commenting on a law issued by Pope Boniface VIII, became the first jurist ever to state the central principle that a suspect is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Reichenbach noticed that the central principle that nothing travels faster than the speed of light is 'violated' by certain processes.