Sentence examples for principle built from inspiring English sources

Under the precautionary principle built into the Antarctic commission's charter, environmentalists argue, fishing should be curtailed in the absence of adequate stock assessments.

A machinist named Charlie Fey, in San Francisco, invented a machine that operated by gravity and, using that principle, built the 1st fruit-symbol machine.

The relativity principle built into STR is in fact nothing other than the Galilean principle of relativity, which is built into Newtonian physics.[3] In other words, while there is no privileged standard of velocity, there is nevertheless a determinate fact of the matter about whether a body has accelerated or non-accelerated (i.e., inertial) motion.

"Obviously, if there are persecuted minorities of any kind, then they should be recognized in the refugee resettlement system, but equally, there's a nondiscrimination principle built into the heart of the system as well," he said before testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday. .

"On the mathematical side you could in principle build a society in which people were fulfilling their needs and flourishing as human beings in a higher way than in a consumer society, provided you had the right investments in the opportunity to flourish in less materialistic ways.

Only a grammar containing both phrase structure and transformation rules, Chomsky argued, could generate a natural language — 'generate' in the sense that by stepwise application of the rules, one could in principle build up from scratch all and only the sentences that the language contains.

Their seventh album The Holographic Principle builds on the momentum of its predecessor The Quantum Enigma, but with the aim to "evolve in a natural way and not revolve where everything is going too fast," says lead vocalist Simone Simons.

This principle builds on the concept of recognising competencies, rather than professions, and reimbursing levels of skill and risk as opposed to a traditional professional repertoire.

But Steven Weinberg, a Nobel laureate from the University of Texas, Austin, says, "There are no principles built into the laws of nature that say that theoretical physicists have to be happy".

Or, as Jane Coaston put it in a recent op-ed for BuzzFeed, "The policy conversations and conflicts and basic premises that once governed conservatism or at least appeared to have been largely replaced by a set of principles built on the rock-solid foundation of irritating liberals".

The Strategy supported children's participation in the development and implementation of the Principles, built the capacity of children and adolescents to engage with business and understand business' responsibility to respect and support children's rights.