Sentence examples for constituting principles from inspiring English sources

Such schemes violate the liability principle, one of the constituting principles of a market economy, which holds that it is the creditors' responsibility to choose their debtors.

The constituting principle of the system is described and the algorithms and hardware of the system are researched.

Our survey documented that neurologic disorders constituted principle indication for enteral nutrition in Polish children (64.2%).

While our main focus will be on the status of the natural law as constituting the principles of practical rationality, we should consider for a moment at least the importance within Aquinas's view of the claim that the natural law is an aspect of divine providence.

The second is that, when we focus on the human's role as recipient of the natural law, the natural law constitutes the principles of practical rationality, those principles by which human action is to be judged as reasonable or unreasonable; and so the theory of natural law is from that perspective the preeminent part of the theory of practical rationality.

The implicit use of overarching osteopathic principles (OP) in clinical practice is a regulatory requirement; agreed definition of what constitutes such principles remains elusive.

These two areas are important for experimental science, but they constitute general principles, so that in themselves and without experiment, they do not provide access to minute, detailed experiments.

These criteria constitute general principles for ethical standards that can be adapted by governments to national circumstances.

These items were therefore considered to constitute overarching principles, although they were discussed and voted on.

Statements that were either unimportant to the provision of first aid, or dependent upon a situation or individual circumstance, were excluded because they did not constitute general principles that could instruct members of the public in how to provide first aid to an Aboriginal person.

Both surveys confirm the three principles constituting the Unified Model of Aesthetics.