Sentence examples for extending the principle of from inspiring English sources

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.

As more voices, including that of Senator John McCain, call for airstrikes against government forces in Syria, extending the principle of Responsibility to Protect to include another conflict, here is a straightforward matter of tactical importance.

Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy has strongly attacked a Tory manifesto proposal extending the principle of English votes for English laws as "a brutal betrayal of Scotland", while the SNP's deputy leader Stewart Hosie has described it as "effectively ripping up" the Smith commission report.

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

That is, in extending the principle of rational choice to society-wide decision-making (via use of the imagined impartial spectator), utilitarianism treats the interests of all members of society as if they were the interests of one person, and so conflates different persons into one.

The agenda of the 1990s — extending the principles of democracy, individual liberty and rule of law to the whole of Europe — is far from finished, but on track.

The move was described to us by Nick Stringer, Internet Advertising Bureau's UK director of regulatory affairs as, "extending the principles of transparency and control to the mobile environment, and providing a consistent consumer experience across the devices they use".

He is the driving force behind Creative Commons, a non-profit organisation that promotes the use of copyright licences that encourage the sharing of creative works, extending the principles of open-source software into other fields.

A model is presented, extending the principles of "biased competition" to the PFC and the dynamic maintenance of information in WM, that accounts for current and seemingly contradictory previous results from both imaging and physiological studies.

In this paper this synthesis problem is addressed through a novel systematic superstructure representation method extending the principles of the Generalized Modular Framework (Papalexandri and Pistikopoulos, 1996. A.I.Ch.E. Journal 42 (4), 1010 1032).

By extending the principles of integrated assessment, as previously developed mainly in the field of environmental policy, to human health much of this need can be addressed.