Sentence examples for extend principles from inspiring English sources

Recent attempts have been witnessed in service science research to extend principles from mass customisation into the design of service delivery systems.

The One World Trust's 2008 Global Accountability Report says that "While there have been advances in extending principles of accountability to the global level... even the highest performers have only basic accountability policies and systems in place".

The ACF extended principles and approaches developed by TARL to cover shipwreck conservation and analysis.

The mixed formulation in time used here is based on a weak form of Hamilton's extended principle.

Nor did he find it easy to extend the principles of indirect rule to the loosely organized societies of the Igbo (Ibo) and other southeastern tribes.

However there is an environmental framework embedded within the traditional principles of Islam, and it is possible to extend these principles to consider contemporary changes.

They talk about choice and fairness, but don't seem to extend these principles to our children.

The agreement runs for five years, after which, officials on both sides said, they hoped to reach a new agreement that would extend its principles.

Lower courts have consistently struck down similar laws under the First Amendment, declining to extend obscenity principles to images of violence.

Thus an ILC framework is introduced to adapt and extend the principles of ILP.

Followers such as Edward Caird, Bernard Bosanquet and Francis H Bradley did much refine Green's thought and to extend his principles to the circumstances of a new epoch.