Sentence examples for embedded principle from inspiring English sources

4. The Wall Street Journal concluded its opinion piece by pointing out that "hostility to Israel has become such a deeply embedded principle of the modern academy," bringing to bear another widespread concern that gives cause for intense public scrutiny.

George Osborne will set out the government's demands for a renegotiated settlement with the European Union on Tuesday by demanding legally embedded principles that will prevent discrimination against British businesses operating in the eurozone.

And we will work with emerging powers to help them embed principles of transparency and openness.

Evidence to inform trade policy that embeds principles of health, nutrition and equity, and implementation strategies that mitigate the negative health consequences of the TPP and other trade agreements are needed.

Within these laws is embedded the principle of equality in health care, applicable to the end of life.

Above all, Tamkeen believes it has embedded the principles of legitimate, responsive government in areas where the concepts are almost entirely new.

It has "voluntarily embedded the principles of the national living wage into our business as the minimum standard for any remuneration agreements with the self-employed couriers we use", Hermes said.

These provisions are embedded in principles 4 through 8 of the law of peoples.

It also enabled a "pulse check" on the extent to which stakeholders have embraced the goals and guiding principles embedded in the guiding principles behind the recent restructuring of the clinical trials networks.

The "general objective" of the proposal is to embed the principle that if a company offers a service in a country, it should be liable to tax there, he said.

It embeds the principle that our public services are not universal, and that the state can decide who deserves to access them and who doesn't.