Sentence examples for principles and issues from inspiring English sources

It is concerned with general principles and issues.

Based on doctoral research in tourism, leisure and culture entitled The New Spaces for Leisure, Tourism and Health in Portugal: The Spas, this article sets out to present, examine and discuss a review of the literature on current principles and issues associated with health and body management, especially as they pertain to periods of leisure and tourism through a global and transversal approach.

The Sustainability Literacy Test is a growing international effort, advised by UN education organizations, to assess student knowledge and understanding of sustainability principles and issues.

This includes working out where the work is going to take place and what techniques are going to be used, explains Vasgird, who has written an online introductory course on the basic principles and issues involved in research collaborations for Columbia University.

"When we focus on those principles and issues that unite us, we win," he said in one of many nods to the party's drive to expand its base beyond older white conservative men.

The appointment of Richard Bancroft as Archbishop of Canterbury in 1604 caused the issue to grow in importance; according to P.B. Waite, a Canadian historian, Bancroft's zeal and strictness "could hardly fail to produce an atmosphere in which principles and issues would crystallize, in which logic would supplant reasonableness".

Koivuru, Timo, Introduction to International Environmental Law (K3585.K6513 2014) provides a concise introduction to the basic issues, history, development, principles, branches, and issues of responsibility in environmental law in the international context.

There are four parts to the book: Encountering Illness; Transitions into the Terminal phase; Loss and Bereavement; and Contemporary Issues, each containing an overview from the editors introducing the principles and theoretical issues followed by shorter chapters that concentrate on aspects of the section.

The 2001 guidelines describe basic principles and various issues including the method of informed consent, the return of results, and handling of samples.

We then discuss design principles and research issues toward the full virtualization of opportunistic networks.

BUSH: I talked about the principles and the issues that I think are important in a patients' bill of rights.