Sentence examples for implied principle from inspiring English sources

While not widely reported, evangelical Christian groups in small-town America have been trying for years to have yoga banned from public-school gym classes, and indeed, from any publicly supported facility, on the implied principle that yoga constitutes a religion, and tax dollars should not be used to support its activities.

In contrast a three-arm randomized trial of A, B, and C, will yield appropriate inference about both A versus B and A versus C. Validity of the sequential studies strategy (B versus C, and A versus B) rests on the assumption that there is no intervening important covariate that could confound the implied principle of transitivity.

Fourth, if the principle of non-discrimination implies a principle of cost-effectiveness, it also incorporates a principle of participatory decision-making.

The remainder principle is implied by the supplementation principle of mereology, but not the other way around (see Mereology sect. 3.2).

The other problems represent situations which imply in principle strong spatial reasoning, thus requiring per-region approaches.

Also included is a mechanism by which an agent may object to an action by another participant, and an optional 'silence implies consent' principle.

Although the same "conservation implies function" principle applies in this case, it needs to be used more cautiously.

The Copernican turn in Kant's reasoning was to imply the principle of causality from the assumption that it is among the conditions of every experience.

Such a principle implies a kind of principle of restraint which requires that reasonable persons not propose laws and policies on the basis of controversial principles for the regulation of society.

The principle implied a correspondence between two different classes of mathematical objects: geometric curves and algebraic equations.

And, thirdly, Philo's theory implied a revised principle of rationality.