Sentence examples for principles designed to from inspiring English sources

ExxonMobil has publicly committed itself to follow principles designed to prevent such abuses.

The group issued a statement late Tuesday setting out principles designed "to avoid disorderly deleveraging in emerging Europe".

The west's leading industrial countries have agreed a set of core principles designed to combat tax evasion and reveal the true owners of shadowy companies.

It's hardly a set of principles designed to assist our performance in tasks requiring both excellence and consistency – or where the price of failure is as high as it can get.

In theology Liguori is known as the principal exponent of equiprobabilism, a system of principles designed to guide the conscience of one in doubt whether he is free from or bound by a given civil or religious law.

Writing for the majority, Justice Stephen Breyer noted "the importance of federal habeas corpus principles designed to prevent federal courts from interfering with a state's application" of its own procedural rules.

This was an astounding constitutional reading, or misreading, as original as Citizens United, and as idiosyncratic as the reasoning in Bush v. Gore, which found a conclusive principle designed to be instantly discarded or, for that matter, as the readiness among the court's right wing to overturn a health-care law passed by a supermajority of the legislature over a typo.

Much of what Bentham recommended in relation to administrative and political institutions is governed by "the interest-junction-prescribing principle", designed to ensure that the interests of those with power would be reconciled with the public interest.

The main contribution of this work focuses on the signaling principle designed to allow applications to take benefit from the QoS features of the satellite system even if they are non-QoS aware.

Such statements, and the company's broader articulations of its principles, seem designed to sound practically spiritual — its seasonal catalogue is a chapbook called "The Why of Muji".

Each of these principles is designed to enhance learning by focusing students' attention and limiting cognitive load.