Sentence examples similar to emanating from the principle from inspiring English sources

America was founded on the principles emanating from the Age of Reason, also known as the Age of Enlightenment.

The non-refoulement principle, emanating from the international realm but having domestic relevance, is the thread that links these judicial cases and is precisely the refugee protection at stake in this discussion.

A recent report by Booz & Co. on youth unemployment details that "a mix of local norms and traditions, social beliefs and principles emanating from the G.C.C.'s patriarchal system still, to some extent, exert an influence on young women's lives, limiting their opportunities in education, employment and leisure pursuits".

He spoke instead of the violence emanating from the Muslim world as a force demanding a long-term commitment to defend the principles of tolerance and freedom.

While rapid binding can in principle be realized between proteins of single binding elements (e.g., driven by strong electrostatics), the proofreading emanating from the multiplicity and rapid repetition of many such events is what contributes to specific transport.

The ache emanating from the Berglunds' house was sui generis.

Esophageal pain is a noxious sensation emanating from the esophagus.

Something emanating from the mould had apparently killed them.

"The only lights are emanating from the R.O.V. itself.

But the poisons emanating from the rift have spread outward.

The room smelled sharply of teak, emanating from the furniture.