Sentence examples for principles accepted from inspiring English sources

The concept lacks consistent vocabulary, principles, accepted best practices, and reliable measurements.

While its potential is enormous, the concept lacks consistent vocabulary, principles, accepted best practices, and reliable measurements.

These are among the few uncontroversial principles accepted in all moral systems; and they form the core of the criminal law in every society.

As an anonymous referee pointed out, what I call McTaggart's second point is the conjunction of two principles accepted by McTaggart and subjected to individual discussion: the Identity of Indiscernibles, defended in section 99, and a principle of sufficient description, defended in section 104, according to which the qualities of every substance are fully determinate.

Priority-setting decisions should be based on evidence, reasons and principles accepted by the stakeholders as relevant for meeting health needs fairly in their contexts.

The OBO Foundry principles (accepted and proposed principles can be found on http://obofoundry.org/crit.shtml) form some of the most widely used criteria for ontology development in biology.

Far from eviscerating its principles, accepting gays and atheists would strengthen them.

The uniformity of nature was a powerful principle accepted by Russell and all the leading astrophysicists of the day.

Scargill, anxious to close down steel production to bring pressure in his own dispute, accused Sirs of a deplorable attitude "in violation of every basic principle accepted by the trade union and labour movement".

When I talked to him as he emerged from a radio studio he was also exercised about the rehabilitation of offenders: "A principle accepted in most civilised countries.

All observations are theory-laden, a principle accepted by philosophers of science.