Sentence examples for emphasize the principle from inspiring English sources
The texts of the French flood risk management policy and the National Strategy for Flood Risk Management, which was elaborated in 2014 in application of the EU Flood Directive, emphasize the principle of an integrated strategy, but indicate no explicit prioritization between strategies (MEDDE 2014).
In a critical review of the evidence, ethics and effectiveness of the management of TB, Verma et al. [ 11] emphasize the principle of effectiveness and the principle of least restrictive means.
Moreover, we emphasize the principles of these authors in modelling—"The analyst, not the computer, is ultimately responsible for the review and evaluation of the model".
Upshur [ 20] introduces a set of principles for public health agents to be used for systematic reflection on ethical issues in the practice of public health, and which emphasize the principles of harm, least restrictive means and transparency.
They say they are not stimulated or driven to use of RUM because many senior residents and professors do not emphasize the principles of RUM, especially regarding to the written prescription.
Medieval city life, although it differed from that of the polis and was coloured by the forms of feudal society, also emphasized the principle of cooperative association.
The party is committed to the creation of a federal Europe, and its platform emphasizes the principle of subsidiarity (i.e., that decisions should be made at the lowest appropriate level).
The Chinese Constitution enshrines rule of law, but simultaneously emphasizes the principle of the "leadership of the Communist Party".
Or the creation of a supranational authority, but not one which replicates the austerity ethos embodied in the Stability and Growth Pact -- rather one which emphasizes the principle that the only fiscally sustainable policy is one that promotes full employment.
