It's worth remembering at this critical moment that Morsi's government rejected proposals for free elections for trade unions, one of the principle definitions of any industrial democracy.
In the ARIC study, we generated two principle definitions of prevalent diabetes (definition 1: a single fasting glucose value ≥126 mg/dl at baseline [visit 2]; and definition 2: fasting glucose values ≥126 mg/dl at two separate examinations).
UNICEF should work together with partners in Niger to promote harmonization of cash transfer initiatives, including targeting principles, definition of amount to be transferred taking into account different household sizes and needs, and monitoring structures.
In many instances, the disagreements can be traced to differing assumptions concerning fundamental principles, definitions, etc., as well as differing interpretations of fundamental principles, definitions, etc.
c Principles, Definitions and Model Rules of European Private Law known as Draft Common Frame of Reference http://ec.europa.eu/justice/contract/files/european-private-law_en.pdf.
The policy was defined as hazard identification and safety insurance control (HISIC) that includes seven principles: definitions and requirements, hazard identification, safety insurance control, safety critical limits, monitoring and control, verification and validation, system log and documentation.
A concrete exemplar or model that one can emulate is considered as useful as a principle or definition (indeed, principles and definitions are apparently seen as one variety of practical model).
So, according to this principle, the definition of a thing will include the definitions of its parts.
Among the partial translations of logos, there are "sentence," "discourse," "reason," "rule," "ratio," "account" (especially the account of the meaning of an expression), "rational principle," and "definition".
A Prolog design pattern is derived from the method for reuse, whose principle and definition are provided in detail.
