Sentence examples for principle attributed from inspiring English sources

"Great nations need organising principles, and 'don't do stupid stuff' is not an organising principle,'" Clinton told the magazine's Jeffrey Goldberg, mocking a principle attributed to Obama which he calls geostrategic prudence and his critics call geostrategic lethargy.

For positive collaborations across languages and cultures, Goldsmith endorses a principle attributed to Yang Yuanqing, chief executive officer of the computer company Lenovo: "In all situations, assume good intentions".

Changes observed in the physical properties of the films can be, in principle, attributed to the fact that the plasticizers reduce the interactions between the adjacent chains in the biopolymer affecting thus, the moisture sensitivity and flexibility of the material.

Focusing on links between climate change and the local weather thus makes sense in terms of both science and public understanding.In principle, attributing the weather to climate change might seem straightforward.

In principle, attributes can be measured on both nominal and ordinal scales.

Several educational psychology principles attributed to effective learning must also be considered when designing mobile learning app interventions.

Each of these substances has a principle attribute distinguishable from it only by reason.

Further, according to Cartesian metaphysics, extension is the principle attribute of body, and as such cannot exist independently of body (nor can body exist independently of it).

This is not so unlike Descartes's account of man as a "composite entity" possessing two principle attributes, namely extension and thought, a being which itself is not a simple substance.

At a higher stage, the spiritual principle is attributed to aspects of reality other than human beings, and all things are believed to possess spirits that are their effective and animating elements; for example, primitive peoples generally believe that spirits cause sickness and control their destinies.

The basic principle is attributed to that whose structure decides whose function.