Sentence examples for principle adopted from inspiring English sources
The course operates on the hybrid principle adopted by many distance-learning programs that cater to students who may not have high-speed Internet access.
Until then, the principle adopted by consular officers was that if there were any doubt about the applicant seeking a visa, then the visa should be withheld.
This was the partnership principle adopted by the Metropolitan police's Muslim Contact Unit when it worked successfully with Altikriti and his colleagues to rid the Finsbury Park mosque of violent extremists in February 2005.
That was indeed the principle adopted by the Court in State of Wyoming v. Colorado, supra, where an apportionment of the waters of an interstate stream was made between two States, each of which had the rule of appropriation.
The remarks by Mr. Ban came in his opening speech to a General Assembly meeting on the "responsibility to protect" principle adopted by the United Nations in 2005, which asserts that the organization has an obligation to prevent mass atrocities.
This principle, adopted for the vast majority of competitions from 1861 on, permits each player to budget time, playing some moves quickly and taking as much as an hour or more on others.
In a cylindrical-coordinate system, the measuring principle adopts electronic generative metrology.
Finally linear fusing principle adopting clutter metric for local and non-local processing is put forward.
Nor is the consequentialist approach especially concerned with the distinction between combatants and noncombatants, since the "greatest happiness" principle adopts a perspective that includes both combatants and noncombatants.
The General Board agreed in principle, adopting the 21-inch torpedo tubes, but eliminated BuOrd's proposed centerline torpedo tubes and keeping the number of tubes at eight, the same as the Cassin and Aylwin classes.
The cavity is large enough that all known ligands can, in principle, adopt many conformations within the cavity.
