Sentence examples for principles containing from inspiring English sources

A large, freely accessible database of newly recorded environmental sounds has been designed around these principles, containing numerous variations on basic auditory events (such as impacts or rolling), which is available at http://www.auditorylab.org/.

The editor of the Boston Courier reviewed "The Messenger Star" as "an elegant and classic production, based on the right principles, containing the essence of true poetry, mingled with a gorgeous imagination".

But he says this package is "adequate" because of the five guiding principles contained in the declaration made by the house of bishops in last November's vote.

So it seems that many of the administration's principles contain a special clause, making an exception when it comes to oil.

The report suggests reviewing the progress of colleges in voluntarily adopting the principles contained in the AUQA guidelines in 18 months' time: "Any negative impact observed may lead the Australian government to consider mandating minimal English language entrance standards".

"We welcome the home affairs committee reiteration of the principles contained within that report and of its modernising agenda which we will be working to implement at our annual conference next week".

More significant, a recent survey conducted by the James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy at Rice University and the International Crisis Group in Washington found that more than 50percentt of Palestinians and Israelis support the fundamental principles contained in the document.

The principles contained in the European court decision should not be used to hamstring Microsoft and other big technology firms from simply adding features to their software, because that would harm consumers, too.

Another came when a Greek court ruled that sending back migrants to Turkey violated fundamental principles contained in the 1951 refugee convention because that country cannot be considered safe.

The two boards had reached agreement on the set of principles contained in the I.A.S.B. proposal, but the American board backed away from them in a joint meeting in July, leaving Hans Hoogervorst, the chairman of the international board, sputtering with frustration.

It provided a summary of the theoretical principles contained in the manuscript of De revolutionibus, emphasized their value for computing new planetary tables, and presented Copernicus as following admiringly in the footsteps of Ptolemy even as he broke fundamentally with his ancient predecessor.