Sentence examples for defined principle from inspiring English sources

There was a much more clearly defined principle of authority.

Based on evidence currently available, the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) has defined principle markers useful for risk stratification in acute PE (Table 2) [3].

"There was no political organization in place, no clearly defined principles to follow," Obama writes.

They also defined principles to guide federal agencies in management, ensuring that the ocean is healthy and resilient.

It was agreed that seven vaguely defined principles of Native aesthetics -- "idea, emotion, intimacy, movement, integrity, vocabulary, composition" -- were present in every Native American artwork.

However, in a time of great mistrust and cynicism about our political institutions, it is strong, clearly defined principles that will grab the attention of the electorate, not mere better presentation.

The idea that we might be able to avoid confusion by following six clearly defined principles seemed (much like the idea of no-strings-attached sex) both seductive and too good to be true.

There is still an argument on the scheme of CBM well production stages division and their defined principles.

Overall, the description of neuronal response properties by quantitatively defined principles has proven to be quite successful in furthering our understanding of sensory processing [11].

These findings defined principles for future proposals for cervical screening and vaccination in China.

Insurers need to base care models on the assurance of defined principles.