Sentence examples for mandated principles from inspiring English sources

Even long-term, relational contracts take their content from the parties' (shifting and developing) intentions rather than from legally mandated principles of fairness, loyalty, or other-regard.

All animal experiments were designed and performed according the mandated principles of reduction, refinement and replacement.

This country was founded with religious principles in mind, yet it was mandated that these religious principles not interfere with politics and that politics not interfere with religious principles.

Not attending public lectures and teaching sessions is, officially at least, not an option – as mandated by the Ten Principles for the Establishment of the One-ideology System.

In papers leading up to the definitive presentation of the general theory of relativity in 1916, Einstein made no secret of the fact that Mach was the inspiration for his epistemologically mandated generalization of the principle of relativity.

[Excerpts, Page A16.] She added that "we necessarily reject the government's assertion that separation of powers principles mandate a heavily circumscribed role for the courts in such circumstances".

Ethical principles mandate that clinical trials begin with uncertainty as to which treatment is better (clinical equipoise).

At the least, violation of such principles mandates a new round of diplomatic negotiations even binding international arbitration between the relevant parties to the dispute.

And third, there is asymmetry in the writedowns mandated by Generally Accepted Accounting Principles.

Though this study focused on the implementation of a government mandated program based on Lean principles, and not on an evaluation of Lean itself, it is important to acknowledge the critiques that exist towards Lean methodology and implementation [ 40- 42].

The other project is to make the social contract out to be the ground of some (or all) moral principles, including (what is salient for our purposes) the principle mandating that we keep our promises or agreements.