Sentence examples for principles cited from inspiring English sources

The draft principles cited by the appeals court have not been adopted by the law institute, and they were met with passionate opposition when they were presented at the institute's annual meeting this year, Professor Issacharoff said.

TSTS (National Research Council 2012) also concluded that SPs widen students' knowledge and understanding of scientific concepts and principles (cited in Duschl and Grandy 2013).

This concept has recently been challenged by Iain Brassington, who asserts that the principles cited by Harris in support of the duty to research fail to establish its existence.

The roundtable sets out eight principles, citing 39 criteria, which are designed to prevent the worst aspects of palm oil cultivation: illegal deforestation, chemical pollution, destruction of biodiversity, water loss, poor employment conditions etc.

What that shows is that debates over even very specific principles like these can end up grounding out — either the participants will end up defending their favored principles by appealing to those very principles (citing the book to defend the book) or appealing to other specific principles that the other side shares but gives a lower priority.

But the Parliament's negotiators, led in part by a left-wing Dutch lawmaker, Kartika Liotard, insisted on tougher rules for imports and said they were sticking to principles, citing surveys that show European public opinion is overwhelmingly against cloning for food.

Or he could invoke the "responsibility to protect" principle, cited by some officials to justify the American-led bombing campaign in Libya.

He is in favor of localism and "subsidiarity" — the principle, cited by Alexis de Tocqueville and originating in Catholicism, that problems should be solved by people who are nearby.

One might suggest that the version of the tolerance principle cited above is too lenient.

We start this section by applying Theorem 1 to deduce the soft version of Banach's contraction principle cited above.

Our argument for Claim (iii) can be found in [90, p. 433], and that for Claim (iv) is "a well-known principle" cited in [90, p. 420].