Sentence examples for founded principle from inspiring English sources

Yang and Chan (1) express uncertainty regarding immortal time bias, an established and rigorously founded principle in epidemiology and statistical sciences, and use data from the Hong Kong Diabetes Registry to quantify the effect of statin use on cardiovascular outcomes.

Leaving the EU is Ukip's founding principle.

It's the founding principle of our party," Messina said.

THE founding principle of affirmative action was fairness.

That was never a founding principle of the EU.

Open justice is the founding principle of British justice.

Freedom of movement is a founding principle of the European Union and one of its greatest strengths.

Emotion helps to explain a (mad) founding principle of the CFP: "relative stability".

And that's a problem — do you require registration, which kind of undoes the founding principle?

Burden-sharing is a founding principle of the alliance, the solidarity on which it is built.

The founding principle for children's social workers is "the welfare of the child is paramount".