Sentence examples for prevailing principles from inspiring English sources

To meet the challenge of an unusual site, Peruzzi curved the facade to match the road, organizing the design of the structure for its site rather than according to prevailing principles of central focus and vertical linkages between floors.

Client-centred care is currently one of the prevailing principles in Dutch healthcare policy.

'Public' sector banking operates in highly variegated ways, and according to prevailing principles of new public management, healthcare marketization and 'privatisation' in its many varied forms (Waldby 2006; Cooper 2008; Hoeyer 2009).

"The courts will alway consider freedom of the press as the prevailing principle".

Not only did this account for all the water in the river, in line with the prevailing principle of not "wasting" water; because the numbers were based on several unusually wet years, it allocated more water than is normally available.The biggest water projects of the 20th century were all in California.

The prevailing principle therefore is respect for autonomy.

BRAIN-HIT was approved by the Institutional Review Board at each site and was conducted in accord with prevailing ethical principles.

Elderly patients have been found to be less likely than younger ones to undergo PCI, despite that it is contrary to prevailing ethical principles when PCI is withheld from elderly patients solely because of their older age.

And lest there be any doubt about the economic principles prevailing in postrevolutionary Russia, a giant Samsung flat-screen-TV ad featuring two Bolshoi dancers is plastered on the Christo-like construction shroud that will wrap the theater throughout its four-year, $730 million renovation.

While appropriate and useful in some instances, in others the label is often misused or misplaced, for various thinkers were quite nuanced in articulating their positions on various matters: for example, in advocating assimilation of prevailing economic ideas, principles, and practices while advocating social, cultural, and political independence for Black people.

The term should be understood to refer to the elimination of any arbitrary behaviour but not of differences in treatment based on objective and reasonable considerations, in conformity with the principles prevailing in democratic societies".