Sentence examples for defined the principles from inspiring English sources
Vigny's consultations enlarged upon his philosophy, formulated theories about the fate of man, and defined the principles that he thought should govern human conduct.
As first step, the participants defined the major objectives of preliminary dose-range finding/MTD toxicity studies in non-rodents, defined the principles and requirements for this study type and agreed on a proposal for an optimised study design, based on collective experience of conducting such studies in industry, involving an evaluation of 100 individual study data sets.
These two landmark articles defined the principles of the proper procedural technique for what is now known as the standard tracheostomy through the second or third tracheal ring.
Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research 290, 111, 2015] who defined the principle for a new methodology for conducting short-term hazard assessment in unrest volcanoes.
He defined the principle as "vestigial organs, [or] odd biogeographic distributions made sensible only as products of history, adaptations as contrivances jury-rigged from parts available" (Gould 1986: 64).
For each principle statements were developed that defined the principle in a general sense without reference to characteristics of a specific situation.
Nick Clegg had a go at defining the principles in a speech calling for "freedom, accountability, plurality".
An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding is an attempt to define the principles of human knowledge.
But she chose not to prod Mr. Bush to push Israel in turn into defining the principles that would govern the final status issues.
Some Iraqi diplomats envision emerging from the meeting with a so-called "Baghdad Declaration," a statement that would define the principles of modern Middle Eastern democracy.
Now Palestinian officials, journalists and bloggers are struggling to define the principles of freedom of expression and its boundaries, and to distinguish between legitimate criticism and defamation.
