Sentence examples for principle is restated from inspiring English sources

The principle is restated in the Chicago Convention on International Civil Aviation (1944).

Without reference to Reichenbach, the principle was restated in the 1950s by Herbert Simon (1954) as a claim about the explanation of "spurious" correlations.

Such are the ancient treatises on "grammar," "rhetoric," "institutions of oratory," "architecture," "music," "painting" and "sculpture"; the basis of all later methods of instruction, even those of to-day, in which the old principles are restated and interpreted cum grano salis, but not abandoned, because in practice they are indispensable.

But it is restated each year with flamboyant originality.

This argument is restated in a number of different ways.

In 2 and 3 it is restated teacher knowledge.

In this paper, hyperchaotic lag synchronization is restated as a nonlinear and lag-in-time observer design issue.

These and other Ricardian theories were restated by Mill in Principles of Political Economy (1848), a treatise that marked the culmination of classical economics.

Two such canons were restated by the 1917 Code of Canon Law as the principles "that there cannot be an ecumenical council which is not convoked by the Roman Pontiff" and that "the First See is under the judgment of nobody".

At the 24th CGPM meeting, held in October 2011, the CIPM sponsored a resolution in which the requisite definition changes were agreed to in principle and in which the conditions required to be met before the redefinitions could be implemented were restated.

Background The principle of inclusive education was adopted at the 1994 Salamanca World Conference on Special Needs Education held in Spain, and was restated at the World Education Forum in Dakar, Senegal in 2000.