Sentence examples for draft principle from inspiring English sources

This pilot study indicates success of the intended draft principle, advocating further research.

Whilst the draft principles might safeguard learners, they were felt possibly to stifle innovation.

But the resolution said that a proposed constitution could be offered "with or without" taking the draft principles into account.

The senators would require that "our proposed enforcement measures be complete before any immigrant on probationary status can earn a green card," according to the draft principles.

The draft principles cited by the appeals court have not been adopted by the law institute, and they were met with passionate opposition when they were presented at the institute's annual meeting this year, Professor Issacharoff said.

Our process for creating the principles and benchmarks of ethically-credible AHCIPs involved the reviewing key partnership documents; reviewing the relevant academic literature; scoping the issues; and developing and vetting the draft Principles and Benchmarks before producing a final document.

We draw from the literature on the HCI of AR and combine it with the well-established literature of age-related changes in perception, cognition, and movement-control to produce draft principles for the design of AR to benefit health at older ages.

Young people ages 7-17 were asked to review a set of draft Principles and to also share their perspectives about how business affects their lives, families and communities.

"We look forward to seeing clarifications to the draft principles to make sure they are not open to interpretation," said the consultation chair, Merine John, Chief Manager and Corporate Social Responsibility Specialist for ACC Ltd. "We now have a common understanding on the range of ways in which business operations intersect with children's rights".

The attendees drafted "Principles and Guidelines in Reporting Preclinical Research".

He was chosen to chair the newly formed National Guidance Committee, charged with the task of drafting principles and ideas for the post-war era.