Sentence examples for emerging principle from inspiring English sources

In pressing their case, the Obama administration may well argue, in a similar vein to Chertoff, that UN member states not only have a responsibility to protect their own citizens - an emerging principle of international customary law - but should also show due diligence in protecting the citizens of other countries from individuals on their own soil.

Desmond Browne, a prominent lawyer, told the BBC after the verdict that it underscored an emerging principle in British law, that "it is not for the media to expose sexual conduct which doesn't involve a significant breach of criminal law, whether they do so out of prurience or out of a moral crusade".

Solar energy is not an emerging principle that has recently been developed by scientists, but rather it is a source of free energy that has been available as long as mankind has existed.

As an NSA contractor, Snowden found himself inside the blanket of secrecy that has fallen across our national security state since 9/11 and there he absorbed an emerging principle on which this country was never founded: that "they" know what's best for us, and that, in true Orwellian fashion, our ignorance is our strength.

An emerging principle is the importance of allelic specificity for phenotypic outcome.

An emerging principle is that malignant transformation of colonic epithelial cells does not merely rely on mutations of generic oncogenes or tumour suppressor genes.

Indeed, in a cash-strapped country where everything from the army to universities is going to have to manage budgets more creatively, the emerging principles for a BBC fit for this era are based on intelligent restructuring of purpose.

This Perspective discusses emerging principles for the rational design of PPI inhibitors.

Several reviews provide emerging principles that help resolve the confidence-accuracy puzzle (Koriat, 2012; Roediger & DeSoto, 2015; Wixted, Mickes, Clark, Gronlund, & Roediger, 2015; Wixted & Wells, 2017).

Out of this are emerging principles which seek to ensure that job evaluation schemes are constructed and implemented transparently and without obvious bias.

Preliminary findings were discussed with knowledge exchange professionals and academic experts to ensure the emerging principles were as broadly applicable as possible across multiple disciplines.