Sentence examples for established good principles from inspiring English sources

We established good principles then, but we didn't provide for a way to be accountable to our people and to one another nationally for what is so clearly a national -- even an international -- problem".

Optimizing the work of the Board The established good principles of work of the Board from the previous mandate should be formalized as internal Standards of Work of NNC Board, defining roles, responsibilities and functioning.

Basel 1, he says was "more humble", as regulators tried to establish good principles.

This "failed every principle of established good practice in breaking bad news", the report said.

That document is based on the "parity principle," which is meant to establish good faith, informed consent, and mutual respect between UN states and their indigenous populations.

Establishing good cross-generational relationships is, too".

The aim of this study is improved quality according to well established principles for good clinical practice and should therefore not imply risks for the patients involved, and we find it unlikely that the current intervention might worsen the quality of care.

This was a good principle to establish in a large family.

Overall, his case is tied to well established legal principles.

The prospectus did actually warn potential purchasers of the risks: "Crime and corruption could create a difficult business climate in Russia". But the sale went forward, reaped rewards for those who arranged it and established a principle: Stolen goods can become legal, as long as the London financial establishment approves.

Waddington [ 60] recognises that much more thought is needed to establish principles of good practice concerning the role of sports physicians.