Sentence examples for in accordance with general principles from inspiring English sources

In accordance with general principles, a term to the effect that the commissioner is to be entitled to the copyright will only be implied where it is necessary to give business efficacy to the contract and the implied term satisfies the officious bystander test.

Rather, desires are treated as states of the whole organism, states that are exist in virtue of the organism's displaying enough of the sorts of behaviors suggested by (1)–(8) etc. to be legitimately interpreted (in accordance with general principles of interpretation, such as a requirement to interpret creatures as means-end consistent) as having desires (e.g., Davidson 1980).

Clinical research carried out in accordance with general principles would not violate this provision.

The US-guided catheterization procedure was performed in accordance with general principles.

Including this provision will make it possible to continually evaluate local transport in accordance with general quality principles.

A situation is harmonious to the extent that a variety of things are ordered in accordance with general laws or principles, such as laws of motion governing terrestrial and celestial objects (PE, "Principles of Nature and Grace, Based on Reason," §11).

Since all participating physicians were certified in the context of the European Risk Management Plan, experience in each center was high and patients were generally treated in accordance with the general principles recommended for the use in adults, i.e., application of 20 mg/kg body weight orally and post-operative light protection for 24 h.

All experiments were performed in accordance with general recommendations of Swedish animal protection legislation.

In accordance with modern, general principles the term implied should go no further than is necessary to fill the lacuna in the express terms of the contract, so that if the implication of a licence of some kind will meet this need, no agreement to assign should be implied.

Where not taken from the Moland edition, these texts have been modernised in accordance with the general principles of the edition.

According to Korsgaard, an agent is only rational if she is consistently motivated in accordance with some general principles that provide her conception of her practical identity.