Sentence examples for coherent set of principles from inspiring English sources
Serious, effective opposition requires a sustained critique of government built around a plausible and coherent set of principles.
A new framework for understanding computing: a coherent set of principles spanning technologies, domains, algorithms, architectures, and designs.
They are a single, coherent set of principles that establish concrete steps for businesses to follow so that they avoid committing, or becoming complicit in, human rights abuses.
But there was never a coherent set of principles behind the Leave campaign, or even a logically thought-through class interest.
Pundits have often criticized the Democratic Party as beholden to "identity politics" — seeking voter loyalty based on their characteristics (gender, ethnicity, sexuality) rather than via a coherent set of principles or policies.
A comparison of the instructional models that underlie the interventions in those experiments leads one to the identification of a rather coherent set of principles for the design of powerful learning environments.
I am afraid the opposition collectively has suffered considerable loss of credibility in the eyes of the people by making a public spectacle of its endless bickering, carping, dithering, internal squabbles, disorganization, inability to unite, pettiness, jockeying for power, and by failing to articulate a coherent set of guiding principles or ideas for the country's future.
The relevant expertise of judges (and the lawyers who argued before them) was explained by Coke in terms of "artificial reason," a special intellectual capacity of legal professionals to synthesize the customs of a community into a coherent set of common-law principles used to judge cases.
The growing role of private funders has coincided with the decline of traditional political parties, which for long served as a crucial transmission belt for reflecting diverse public sentiments and reliable fund-raising machinery for candidates, who supported a fairly coherent set of policies and stood for specific set of principles and values.
I will be asking: does the book recognize that breakthroughs occur not from individual process or technology changes but rather when the principles, practices, values and attitudes join together to form powerful interacting and coherent set of business possibilities?
