Sentence examples similar to endorsed assignment of principles from inspiring English sources

Both sides, it has been suggested, would be able to note "reservations", even if they endorsed the broadest of principles.

The SDLP has always endorsed the principle of consent.

And to achieve this, he has endorsed the principle of building upward.

Last year Vice President Al Gore and Mr. Lieberman, his running mate, endorsed the principle of helping religious groups provide such services.

All 191 UN member nations endorsed the principle of Responsibility to Protect in 2005.

Two months after taking office, President Obama endorsed the principle of basing government policy on sound science.

But Kashmiri separatists don't contest Indian elections and they argue voters choosing between a range of pro-India parties are not endorsing the principle of Indian rule.

Therefore, more confidence is endorsed to the assignment of starch granule.In the upper part of Figure  4(a), there is another chloroplast with several grana inside.

Morality is grounded in pure practical reason, and the moral agent must act on the basis of maxims that can be rationally endorsed as universal principles.

Historian Richard Hofstadter (1955) originally coined the phrase "social Darwinism" to describe a handful of late nineteenth and early twentieth century American industrialists who strongly endorsed Spencer's principles.

5 UNICEF endorsed the following GHP principles of partnership: equality, transparency, result-oriented approach, responsibility and complementarity.