Sentence examples for historical principles from inspiring English sources

Historical principles combine with up-to-dateness.

Tracker action is also used in many modern organs, especially those built according to historical principles.

It would feature unlisted words, better quotations, better organisation, and would be called A New English Dictionary on Historical Principles.

There are two fundamental and historical principles of Florida law that this court has recognized which are relevant here.

Since the latter-day Partridges arrange their dictionaries according to historical principles, supported by O.E.D.-style citations, we can readily track slang's more remarkable survivals.

Furnivall was subsequently succeeded as editor by James A.H. Murray, who published the first fascicle of A New English Dictionary on Historical Principles in 1884.

The link between the historical principle of parliamentary sovereignty and the Assembly as a modern, devolved legislature is clear.

Nevertheless, it cleaves to a firm historical principle; namely, that what people eat is intimately related to what they do the rest of the time.

For over 100 years vascular barrier competence was generally acknowledged to be sufficiently explained by the historical principle of Ernest Starling [ 1].

They argued for a Circular Model, based on many methodologies and designs -- what might be considered a return to the historical principle of depending on the 'weight of the evidence.' The Circular Model poses the idea that experimental methods (such as RCTs) used to evaluate efficacy need to be complemented by other methods that take into account real-life issues and clinical applicability.

The book discusses and analyzes the historical development, principles, doctrines and debates which comprise and shape Vietnamese constitutional law today.