Someone wanted to present "Native American peace principles" derived from the Iroquois Confederacy.
The practice is based on principles derived from the Bible, developed in the Talmud and codified in Jewish law.
Rather, what made the decision important was how the court actually applied the principles derived from those precedents.
But it supplements that with a vast array of other systems, many of which work on entirely different principles (derived from symbolic logic).
For the commercial use of such information, he has proposed a set of principles derived from English common law to guarantee that people have ownership rights to data about their behavior.
Among the first people de Rothschild consulted about Plastiki, in May, 2007, was Michael Pawlyn, an environmental architect at a London firm called Exploration, which constructs buildings according to cradle-to-cradle philosophies and "biomimetic" principles, derived from nature.
He embraced the tenets of a Salafi revival movement that seeks in part to return to purifying principles derived from the lifetime of the Prophet Muhammad, in the seventh century.
When common-law precedent was inadequate or lacking, he turned to the civil (Roman-derived) law; in the United States, England, and elsewhere, common-law courts citing Kent perforce adopted many principles derived from civil law.
Unities, in drama, the three principles derived by French classicists from Aristotle's Poetics; they require a play to have a single action represented as occurring in a single place and within the course of a day.
Having been taught in high school to read literary texts according to principles derived from the New Criticism — close reading, dissection of metaphor and symbol — it was shocking and exhilarating to discover Millett's audacious coupling of an explicit political critique with a technically skilled literary dissection.
That time of year when North Americans celebrate a group of religious fundamentalists who, finding the state they lived in insufficiently "rigorous", travelled at great personal risk far across the sea to establish a state governed according to principles derived from their own (rather hardline) interpretation of the scriptures of their religion.
