Sentence examples for extending principles from inspiring English sources

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".

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

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.

"This is about extending the principle of one member, one vote, the right principle for the 21st Century," he added.

There have been plenty of musical collaborations between the living and the dead since, but this attempt at extending the principle to an interview format was a first.

For example, for the longer-term, we are examining the possibility of extending the principle of the WFTC to those without children, with a new employment tax credit.

Extending this principle, the NOD.B10H-2b congenic strain differs only at the H-2 locus and is also diabetes free [ 27].

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.

Now Gutelius hopes to extend these principles to businesses.

That's interesting work that extends the principles behind the way we create recipes.