Sentence examples for meet principles from inspiring English sources

Moreover, when there are 3 or more voters, it is well known that only a dictatorial rule is satisfactory if voting (which is an aggregation of individual preferences) has to meet principles such as unanimity, anonymity, monotonicity, and systematicity.

An analysis is made for a residential apartment fitted with BIPV as roof top in tropical climate of Cameroon to meet principle energy demand of 3 kW per day.

A comparative analysis of the results of the decision-making audit will enable us to assess the relative position of CCGs in meeting principles of fair and legitimate priority setting.

The best courts already meet these principles.

"Yesterday's early parliamentary vote did not meet fundamental principles of democratic elections".

The federal agencies acknowledged that a "large percentage of food products currently in the marketplace would not meet the principles".

The report also identified a failure to meet international principles on how the process should be led.

We will focus on ourselves, our own businesses and industries, and do our utmost to ensure we meet the principles of better business".

"At the same time, there are subjects which we think would not meet the principles we have put forward, and which we propose should be discontinued.

Hank Dittmar, chief executive of The Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment, said stand-alone towns had to meet several principles for true sustainability.

The Prime Minister added: "As Lord Justice Leveson recommended, we need a system of tough, independent self-regulation that will deliver for victims and meet the principles set out in his report.