Sentence examples for coin principles from inspiring English sources

Yes it is true that General McChrystal came to Afghanistan after fighting in Iraq for several years, however, as a Special Forces Commander he had the advantage of being well versed in COIN principles whereas General Dempsey is not.

The study of economic principles during COIN or disaster relief is referred as expeditionary economics.

Mach coined the term "principle of coordination" for this sort of conventionally chosen principle for the application of a quantity concept.

Tossing a coin is the only principle that guarantees everyone at least a fifty-fifty chance.

The principle "energy coin" of most cells is ATP, adenosine triphosphate, a nucleotide.

In June 1940, the Government of Madras appointed a committee headed by Srinivasa Sastri to frame a set of general principles for coining words for scientific and technical terms in vernacular languages.

The suggestion here is that the way we look at football is changing the way it is played, a footballing variation on the observer principle coined off-hand by a retired French defensive midfielder that is surely the most interesting thing anybody has said about football this week.

The afflicted and affected are beginning to organize around the principle, coined by the AIDS movement in the 1980s, that "silence equals death".

So if someone's dug themselves into a hole of principle, if I may coin a phrase, better to give them a ladder than to tell them to get on out of there.

Nor is their hypocrisy captured here by the additional fact that the participants also seemed to believe in the moral principle that flipping the coin is the morally fair way to assign the task consequences.

Imagine one of the five swimmers on the first rock arguing as follows: "Coin tossing is clearly the right principle if there is one person on each rock, as it balances their competing reasons.