Sentence examples for principle at a from inspiring English sources

Heads of these 22 universities — from a total of 500 in India — accepted this change in principle at a meeting in New Delhi last month.

The documents suggest that the operation was sanctioned in principle at a senior level in the government of the then prime minister, Gordon Brown, and that intelligence, including briefings for visiting delegates, was passed to British ministers.

Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman, said a number of major allies had agreed in principle at a meeting in Spain last week to begin intercepting -- at sea and in the air -- nuclear and missile-related shipments into and out of countries suspected of developing nuclear weapons technology.

A company voluntary arrangement was approved in principle at a meeting of some of the club's creditors on Friday.

The introduction of cost controls, agreed in principle at a meeting of the Premier League in December, would mark a major change for England's top-flight clubs, which made cumulative losses of £361m in the 2010-11 season.

What regulates their use is a principle at a different level: the public use of practical reason is self-referential and recursive in examining the conditions of its own employment.

In addition to providing proof of principle at an early stage of the clinical evaluation of a compound, knowledge of the time course and dose dependency of pharmacodynamic effects can help to optimise scheduling.

This action, just politics and not a principle at all, isn't worth even one person being injured.

Jack Gold, principle at J. Gold Associates, a firm that follows the mobile industry says this is actually a good deal for BlackBerry because it gives them voice call security, something it currently doesn't have.

The intent of this study is to demonstrate the application of these paradigms and principles at a regional scale.

These devices occupy a unusual niche in relationship to neuroscience in that they were developed to mimic basic olfactory principles at a time when the phenomenology of olfactory encoding was recognized, but the underlying mechanisms were still not well documented.