Sentence examples for generally accepted principle from inspiring English sources

EN 50126 recommends that a generally accepted principle should be used and introduces the three risk acceptance principles, GAME, ALARP and MEM: GAME (Globalement Au Moins Equivalent).

Its a generally accepted principle of Public Economics that taxes are less damaging than regulation and in either case the broader and more uniform the restriction the less damage it does.

Until recently, the generally accepted principle behind NSD was that "new services happen" rather than occurring through formal development processes.

The generally accepted principle is that the model with the fewest parameters that can adequately describe the process has to be selected [33].

The Treasury, Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation guaranteed loans of $4.2 trillion to save Wall Street on the generally accepted principle that a strong economy requires a strong financial system.

Yes, the concept that blunt-force trauma of the head causes brain damage is a generally accepted principle of medicine.

There are three generally accepted principles to determine the legitimacy of contemporary statehood demands in India: a different ethnic/linguistic identity, a separate history, and economic disparity.

Proponents of conservative views that require sober argument from empirical facts and generally accepted principles, instead merely assert them with religious fervor.

Mr. O'Connor says that if the firm's accountants ask themselves these questions and are uncomfortable with the answers -- even if a client's preferred accounting complies with generally accepted principles -- they should not sign off on the books.

A general definition of beauty and aesthetic excellence would be difficult, but fortunately there are a number of generally accepted principles that can be used to achieve an understanding of the aesthetic considerations in design.

U.S. healthcare has no generally accepted principles.