Sentence examples for principle in the shape of from inspiring English sources

By George Packer November 17, 2008 Standing on a principle in the shape of a land mine, the U.S. military has banned Iraqi interpreters from wearing face masks.

Standing on a principle in the shape of a land mine, the U.S. military has banned Iraqi interpreters from wearing face masks.

Acknowledging the urban consequences as being conditioned by the intense interplay between planning institutions and practice, and urban management and governance, this paper shows how the continued presence of colonial planning principles in the shaping of post-colonial planning practices may contribute to present-day urban consequences in Dar es Salaam.

Considering the visions listed out by the key promoter Industrie 4.0 Working Group [7], there are also others who tried to design principles for the shape of Industrie 4.0 scenario in companies [3].

To not do so is to let a secular society continue to project a shimmering but deceptive hologram in the shape of a principle: that there is value in revenge.

Similarly, Habermas argues that Rawls's theory does not take seriously enough the importance of democratic or political autonomy, and by giving public reason determinate content in the shape of certain liberal principles "generates a priority of liberal rights which demotes the democratic process to an inferior status" (Habermas 1995, 128).

For in taking the Ashes back from Australia, there might be a spin-off in the shape of a revival in England's one-day fortunes; the Australian principle of the 80s, only the other way around.

Sketch in the shape of the circles.

Purses in the shape of hearts.

These experiments use the principle of "antenna coding", in which the shape of the array is used to add an extra degree of freedom to the transmitted modulation.

Their principle function is altering the shape of the tongue.