Sentence examples for embody principles from inspiring English sources

"This needs to be aspirational in a way that invites people on their own journey to consider what it means to 'be yoga.' " The ad campaign that Virtue dreamed up stars real people, young creative types and athletes who embody "principles of yoga," but who are not yogis.

It embodies principles that would normally appeal to many conservatives.

The Act embodies principles of fair treatment and humane behaviour which have been in our law since Magna Carta.

His preferred kind of conservatism, the non-evangelical open-minded sort, embodies principles that appeal to members of other faiths, or no faith.

Each one has agreed to adopt the ODI Charter, which is a open source codification of the ODI itself, and embodies principles of open data business, publishing, communication, and collaboration.

More importantly, we believe that planning embodies principles that should be defended against neoliberal dogma: it provides a democratically accountable mechanism for managing the way our settlements develop, and can help to shape fairer, more sustainable futures.

Consideration of the unusual neurobiology of the octopus in the light of its unique morphology suggests that similar embodied principles are instrumental for understanding the emergence of intelligent behavior in all biological systems.

The algorithm embodies principles for development of coding standards and coder education that would result in improved data validity for routine use of non-POA information.

This means that all European laws should embody these principles.

When the euro was created just over a decade ago it was supposed to embody certain principles.

Mr. Shorter's working band is far from the only one to embody these principles during the past decade, but it has been the most acclaimed and widely heard.