Sentence examples for particular principle from inspiring English sources

He chooses to talk about access to academic publications as enacting a particular principle of transparency.

Perhaps Green, an ordained lay minister in the Church of England, will now see fit to set this particular principle aside.

The particular principle he is talking about is the right of the executive branch to talk to people without those conversations becoming public knowledge.

Accordingly, some principles required more benchmarks than others to better specify what a particular principle necessitated.

This particular principle, however, will differ in terms of what is covered from the opportunity-based account described earlier for it more explicitly leaves room to exclude coverage for conditions for which an individual is substantively responsible.

Various cases, besides that of the spaghetti dinner, give plausibility to the idea that a Dutch Book only establishes the unreasonableness of violating a particular principle when the book is made with no special knowledge not possessed by the agent.

The original motivation for developing care ethics was an acknowledgement that traditional forms of morality, in particular principle-based and consequence-based ethics, did not adequately address the richness of the human condition.

This is an argument that evokes formal incompatibility between particular principles or goals and the proper attribution of integrity.

These constructive and interactive activities in natural language encourage deeper comprehension according to particular principles of learning.

The authors of news text are habituated to particular principles of relevance in the construction of news.

It is against this broadly naturalistic background that some philosophers have sought to provide an epistemic justification of simplicity principles, and in particular principles of ontological parsimony such as Occam's Razor.