Sentence examples for emphasizing the principles from inspiring English sources

Emphasizing the principles of order, rationality, and precision, the Purist style called for a new Classicism based upon the aesthetic of modern technology.

The once proud and conservative Red Sox, by hiring James to be their Senior Baseball Operations Adviser, have joined the ranks of those teams — such as the Oakland A's and the Toronto Blue Jays — which are now emphasizing the principles of "sabermetrics" as an alternative to the steadfast reliance on weather-beaten scouts with radar guns, hunches, and cigars.

Moreover, emphasizing the principle that "the highest the allele effect, the lowest the allele frequency" [25], it is plausible that genetic variants such those investigated in the present study, relatively frequent in the general population, could have at best only a mild effect on a potentially lethal phenotype like MI.

I would also like to emphasize the principles embodied in the Arab Peace Initiative.

They are contrary to WHO and U.N. recommendations, and go against the "E.U.-Russia Roadmap on the Common Space of Freedom, Security and Justice," which emphasizes the principles of nondiscrimination and respect for human rights.

The revised ICT literacy curriculum emphasized the principles of computer science and problem-solving methods.

During the meetings, the coaches also emphasized the principles they had learned about in their own training, giving the students a safe space to discuss things like impostor syndrome and stereotype threat.

No wonder, the Kenya National Draft Disaster Policy (KNDP) by Ministry of State for Special Programmes emphasizes the principles to guide effective disaster management to incorporate among others, respect for culture and customs of those affected during provision of disaster assistance (GOK 2011).

Paragraph 28(b) in Priority 3 of the Zero Draft emphasizes the "Principles of Universal Design" when discussing investments in critical facilities and physical infrastructure (UNISDR 2014d, p. 11).

Anekāntavāda emphasizes the principles of pluralism (multiplicity of viewpoints) and to the notion that truth and reality are perceived differently from diverse points of view, no single one of which is complete.

The research process emphasized the principles of anonymity, protection from harm and proper data storage.