Wlodzimierz Rabinowicz (1979) uses the distinction to formulate principles of universalizability for moral principles and natural laws.
How can one forget those lucidly formulated principles of a country's founding ideology when forced to shout it twice a week for almost a decade?
Lawmaking treaties, which have grown tremendously in number and significance since World War II, are instruments in which the parties formulate principles or detailed rules for their future conduct".
Enough experience has been collected to formulate principles and good practices for social policy in different contexts.
His role in that struggle has been to formulate principles and to establish committees.
Journalism must fulfil them and abide by its own frequently formulated principles.
The Consumer Electronics 2.0 initiative (CE 2.0) is a collaboration between the Media Lab and its sponsor companies to formulate the principles for a new generation of consumer electronics that are highly connected, seamlessly interoperable, situation-aware, and radically simpler to use.
The concrete task is to formulate coherence principles for narrative and other forms of discourses and to elucidate, in a usable form, the particular syntactico-semantic properties at various levels of granularity that contribute to coherence.
But growing awareness about the ways AI can discriminate against users if designers don't take diversity into account and increasing consumer demands for accountability point to the value of thinking globally when formulating ethical principles for AI.
He formulated his principles for optimisation of bone healing: preservation of the blood supply and osteogenic tissue, accurate reduction, stable fixation, functional activity of the muscles and joints and early patient mobilisation [16].
Based on the positive experiences of two conferences attended by partners, OMERACT formulated basic principles for patient engagement in 2006: "OMERACT policy on including the patient perspective in rheumatology outcomes assessment" (internal document).
