Sentence examples for principle to emphasize from inspiring English sources

But I think it appropriate in this debate on the subsidiarity principle to emphasize that this very principle stems from Christian social thinking and should thus be applied with this in mind and not, as is so often the case, as a means of helping people to help themselves.

Clearly, then, Hobbes employs his empiricist principles to emphasize the "narrow limits of our phantasy", which puts knowledge of God beyond the scope of human understanding.

One principle I like to emphasize is that in times of radical change and stress, analytical economics is more rather than less useful than usual.

Financials reported by generally accepted accounting principles are reorganized to emphasize better bottom line results.

To emphasize its principle of operation, the resulting single RF MIMO system is known as beamspace MIMO (BS-MIMO).

To conclude the discussion of the anthropic principle, it might be helpful to emphasize, once again, its crucial link to the multiverse model.

I would also like to emphasize the principles embodied in the Arab Peace Initiative.

To emphasize new principles emerging from this area, involving the genetic architecture of disease, pathophysiology, and diagnosis.

This paper presents a brief review of both texts and compares a lesson on the same topic from each classroom in order to illustrate what it means to emphasize modeling principles.

Newer guidelines continued to emphasize the principles concerning personnel, organization and equipment [ 13- 15].

Burke preferred to emphasize that numerous principles, and practical thinking to combine them, were necessary to meet these needs, and so to sustain improvement, and emphasize, too, that such accommodation involved much more practical activity than speculative design.