Sentence examples for principles aim from inspiring English sources

Inherently safer principles aim to eliminate or reduce the hazards by design rather than by using protective features.

These two principles aim at reducing the amount of rules contemporarily present in the main memory at any given instant of time, allowing for an effective exploitation of the in-memory computing platform.

In Western societies, social order rests on the acceptance of the boundary constraints on individual freedom, and the behaviour principles aim more or less at independent individuals (Redding 1993).

Complementing formal methods, Abadi and Needham's principles aim to guide the design of security protocols in order to make them simple and, hopefully, correct [M. Abadi and R. Needham. Prudent engineering practice for cryptographic protocols. IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 22(1996–15, 1996].

These guiding principles aim to ensure the confidentiality and anonymity of participants' data and provide clarity for team members.

The Principles aim to set the standard for child-friendly business everywhere and will be officially launched on November 14 in London.

Last week the campaigning group iRights launched five principles aimed at empowering young people to make the most of the digital world without putting themselves at risk.

But privatised or not, Royal Mail is already run on market principles, aiming for the same cost and service cutting approach as its competitors.

The law allows the transfer of information about individuals to organizations in the United States that adhere to seven principles aimed at preventing accidental disclosure or loss of data, known as the Safe Harbor Principles.

Agile methods are a set of principles aiming at lightweight development of software.

Natural systems follow Darwinian evolution principles aiming at survival and reproduction.