Sentence examples for introduced the principle of from inspiring English sources

Verrius Flaccus introduced the principle of competition among his pupils and awarded old books, beautiful or rare, as prizes.

The employees saw their working time go down without a drop in pay, and companies introduced the principle of counting working time over a year".

Finally, Myners says it's about time the Co-op enfranchised its ordinary members and introduced the principle of one member, one vote.

I don't say it worked but it made them hate me, and that at least introduced the principle of resistance into their lives.

A satire on university politics published in 1908 introduced 'The Principle of Sound Learning', which stated that 'the noise of vulgar fame should never trouble the cloistered calm of academic existence'.

The SNP's decision is likely to be criticised by the government, which will argue that it has recently introduced the principle of English votes for English laws, known as Evel.

C. 1400 Venice, Italy c. 1470 Venice, Italy Jacopo Bellini, (born c. 1400, Venice died c. 1470, Venice) painter who introduced the principles of Florentine early Renaissance art into Venice.

September 6, 1475 Bologna, Italy 1554 Fontainebleau, France Sebastiano Serlio, (born Sept. 6, 1475, Bologna [Italy] died 1554, Fontainebleau, France) Italian Mannerist architect, painter, and theorist, who introduced the principles of ancient Roman architecture into France.

Zwingli himself, assisted by his fellow Swiss Reformer Heinrich Bullinger, took part in a disputation at Bern (1528) that formally introduced the principles of the Reformation to that city.

In addition, many participants have introduced the principles of evidence-based medicine in their own teaching programs.

These factors were to our advantage when we introduced the principles of social entrepreneurship, and helped cultivate a great spirit that encouraged students to be part of the change.