(We might say that people devise principles in the light of observed patterns).
Property rights bestowed by the government leave many aspects undecided and require that local forest users devise principles of access and allocation and establish authority to control those processes.
But he was also a real statistician, who devised the principle of correlation —something the Ewens barely mention.
For its first four years – to the frustration of green groups – the RSPO talked, devising eight principles and 39 practical criteria designed to protect native peoples, plantation workers, small farmers and wildlife.
Rather than trying to devise democratic principles for the inclusion of knowledge, the issue of mobilization of actors and different sorts of knowledge should be thought of as something that is performed and constructed time and again.
In this view, Rawls's (1971) famous virtual "veil of ignorance" mainly conceals politics' antagonistic stakes so as to devise the principles of a just, egalitarian society, yet without providing any means to enforce these ideals (Sen 2009).
Sky would also use the people-management principles devised by Steve Peters, the "mechanic of the mind", a psychiatrist who had worked at Rampton mental hospital.
"The community bankers are every bit as much the victims as the average taxpayer in all this, so any tax ought to be devised with those principles in mind".
After serving as commander of a torpedo-boat flotilla and as inspector general of the torpedo fleet, he demonstrated his technical ability and devised the tactical principles that were developed systematically when he became chief of staff of the Navy High Command.
But China's own past the 5,000 years of history of which its leaders often like to remind foreign interlocutors is a constant presence in its domestic politics and its view of the world.Yet China's recent rise has taken place in a world organised along principles devised elsewhere, by foreign parvenus.
