Sentence examples for extending the same principle from inspiring English sources

What makes the move more comical than serious is that House leaders opposed extending the same principle to the revenue side of the government's ledger.

But when some in the EU wanted to extend the same principle to trust structures, Cameron said in his letter to Van Rompuy that tax authorities were already "gaining access to more information than ever before on trusts, especially offshore trusts," through information-exchange agreements with tax authorities in different countries.

Now scientists in Japan have extended the same principle towards batteries.

In order to extend the same principle to system-wide maximization, we form the IA scheduling metric as the mean of the logarithms of the throughputs of all affected links.

His aides said Mr. Bush would also suggest that now was the time to extend the same principles of clear standards and accountability being applied to the education of young children to high school students, laying the groundwork for a more detailed proposal under which states would be required to set standards for high school graduation.

With the two-year core API stability guarantee, Facebook is extending that same principle to all its developers.

The same principle extends to larger policy areas.

This work considers designing EToA as extended version of ToA, following the same principle but using another aspect for the computational process.

We show that the result extends two existing generalisations of the same principle.

The same principle is extended to disk-stack centrifuge.

Particular events have long been insured against bad weather; the novelty of Good Weather, Inc. is that it applies the same principle to extended periods of time.