Sentence examples for extend the principles from inspiring English sources

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.

Simon Stevin of Holland, in his short pamphlet La Disme (1585), introduced decimal fractions to Europe and showed how to extend the principles of Hindu-Arabic arithmetic to calculation with these numbers.

The definitive statement of Watson's position appears in another major work, Psychology from the Standpoint of a Behaviorist (1919), in which he sought to extend the principles and methods of comparative psychology to the study of human beings and staunchly advocated the use of conditioning in research.

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

Our aim was to extend the principles underlying the intraosseous transcutaneous amputation prosthesis (ITAP) into the design of infection-free implants suitable for direct skeletal attachment of a prosthesis to the craniofacial skeleton.

UMBC officials hope to extend the principles behind that elite program to reach what biochemist William LaCourse, dean of the College of Natural and Mathematical Sciences, calls "the murky middle" of students who show an interest in science but aren't eligible for the mentoring, internships, and additional services that the Meyerhoff Scholars receive.

But he added that there were good reasons to extend the principle to all law enforcement officials.

The chancellor said: "We're making our successful film tax relief even more generous, and look to extend the principle, including to regional theatre".

Mr. Bush's bill would extend the principle to religious groups providing food, job assistance, after-hour school programs and other charitable activities.

More than a decade later, that is still the case, but the opportunities to extend the principle have multiplied and swarmed.

If banks and car companies are now virtually arms of the U.S. government, why not extend the principle to journalism, where some practitioners are already virtually an arm of government in their affectionate reporting of the present U.S. administration?