Sentence examples for grounds and principles from inspiring English sources

The laws of the colony specifically asked parents to provide for the education of their children, to "at least to be able duly to read the Scriptures" and to understand "the main Grounds and Principles of Christian Religion".

"Nature is ground and principle of itself, or what is the same thing, it exists out of necessity, out of the soul, the essence of God, in which he is one with nature" (GTU, 291/86).

"On legal grounds, on constitutional grounds and on principle".

The two dimensions in the interpersonal circumplex and the typology were fine-tuned and validated by looking (again) at the findings of the individual focus group meetings (following the repetitive process of analysis according to the grounded theory and principle of constant comparison).

Apple introduced consumers to the graphical interface with the first Macintosh, and, decades later, to the modern smartphone with the first iPhone — both times using design metaphors and principles grounded in the real world.

More generally, for Kant unity was a regulative principle of reason, namely, an ideal guiding the process of inquiry toward a complete empirical science with its empirical concepts and principles grounded in the so-called concepts and principles of the understanding that constitute and objectify empirical phenomena (on the systematicity in this ideal and its origin in reason see Kitcher 1986).

The companies' history, product design philosophies and principles, common grounds and differences are presented, synthesized, and analyzed.

The time is now to directly address poverty and racism and to envision a future for Detroit and other cities based on notions of sustainability and grounded in principles of racial and economic justice.

Data were analysed using grounded theory principles and procedures and NVivo software.

Conservative associations around the country, fed this diet daily, offer a firm political base for the factions in the Tory party that variously argue for what party vice-chair Michael Fabricant calls a less muffled Tory voice but one grounded in clear Tory values and principles.

Data analysis utilised inductive thematic analysis and principles of grounded theory.