Sentence examples for others principle from inspiring English sources

Neither side, however, has been willing or able to agree to rules of engagement to support their professed desire to enter into serious negotiations to conclude a peace agreement that meet each others' principle requirements.

He wrote, with others, Principles of Animal Ecology (1949), which applied principles first formulated in studies of plant ecology to animal relationships in an evolutionary perspective.

He never embraced the 12-tone or any other principle of manipulating composition.

However, twins are rarely seen when growth occurs in other principle crystallographic directions.

The word, "ability," implies the other principle conceptualization of power as resources rather than relationally.

"It's logical to talk about burden-sharing in terms of per capita emissions entitlements, or some other principle.

Four years later, in "The Man Who Was Thursday," his other principle, the necessity of the imagination, got fully dramatized.

Widespread agreement that the answer to this questions is "yes" suggests that there is some other principle at work.

Does folk literature in a certain part of the world follow culture areas or language boundaries or some other principle?

"My other principle is to start not with the most difficult issue, but to start with easier ones," he continued.

So the question becomes: what other principle, if not consensus, can guide the Union towards further integration?