Sentence examples for moving the principle from inspiring English sources
Next month, a research and advocacy center dedicated to moving the principle of responsibility to protect into practice is being inaugurated at the Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
Everything is also continuously moving (the principle of continuity); all is coming and becoming (Barsanti 1992).
Instead we are moving towards the principle of subsidiarity, which involves us in recognising the needs of the countries and regions and of localities.
Every season, thousands of high school basketball coaches preach teamwork--the basic principles of moving the ball and moving without the ball--while players, along with their friends and families and the college recruiting machine, keep track of how many points they score.
Still, Mr. Hu also repeated that Beijing would move "under the principle of independent decision-making, controllability, and gradual progress".
According to this utilitarian, we do not have to move from the principle of individual choice to the principle of social choice.
From an ethical and legal perspective, one must note that an "opt-out" system moves towards the principle of "assumed consent".
Governor Mario Cuomo had the unique ability to listen and mediate disputes behind the scenes, and to then step to the lectern to articulate, in moving rhetoric, the principles he was working to promote.
"This tragedy is alike distinguished for the lofty imagination it displays, and for the tumultuous vehemence of the action; and the one is made the moving principle of the other", Hazlitt writes.
The stage-specific survival rates are estimated using a method based on the moving window principle that employs the standard life-table method [ 15].
Ten day-long subseries were analyzed applying the moving window principle: successive subseries overlapping by one day were built and analyzed (sub-series 1: day 1 to day 10, subseries 2: from day 2 to day 11, etc [53].
