Sentence examples for principles come from from inspiring English sources
Where do those principles come from?
My values and principles come from my family and my upbringing.
"When we have the task to 'solve' something, inner work (of soul expression) and outer work (of manipulating physical principles) come from our same creative source," Vivianne Friedberg owner of Society of Art, Theater and Creativity outside of Stockholm, Sweden concurs.
The organising principles came from the Chinese revolution and the Vietnam war.
"Running a good charity, that runs on sound financial principles, comes from learning some of the tools that business can provide," she said.
Some of his principles came from his father, John, who in the 1950s led African-American workers against brutal opposition in a long battle for equal pay at the Birmingham News.
A major contribution to the discovery of new active principles comes from the exploitation of biological information.
The CBD framework is based on a systems-view that integrates core principles coming from traditional engineering design with fundamental concepts as they are used in cognitive psychology and other fields related to cognition (e.g., problem solving, creativity, and learning theory).
Our understanding of IRB's lack of familiarity with CBPR principles comes from our knowledge of a small number of IRBs dealing directly with CBPR researchers.
It could, in principle, come from some other authority, like the secular government.
An epistemic holist will claim that evidence for or against a linguistic analysis can in principle come from anywhere.
