Sentence examples for principles for each from inspiring English sources

The proposed rule would supersede a data protection directive from 1995, which laid out principles for each member state to enact individually.

The builders were adhering to a set of general design principles for each type of outbuilding, principles that were laid down in the late seventeenth century and continued into the early nineteenth century.

This is explicit in Metaphysics VII 2, cited above: Speusippus had new principles for each level of beings.

Rawls confines his theorizing to the political domain, and within this domain holds that the correct principles for each sub-domain depend on its agents and constraints.

These requirements manifest as a set of design principles for each of the layers in an IoT ecosystem, from hardware to cloud services.

So we have at least four layers of beings: numbers, magnitudes, souls, and perceptible beings; the One is Speusippus' starting-point, but he has different principles for each level of being.

In principle, for each of the two states a GPCR may or may not bind with an agonist.

Therefore, by the contraction mapping principle, for each given (Yin V), (i=1, 2,ldots, n), there exists a unique (z_{i}in I-P L^{2}(Omega,R)) which satisfies (2.11).

Linsky & Zalta develop plenitudinous platonism by proposing a distinctive plenitude principle for each of three basic domains of abstracta: abstract individuals, relations (properties and propositions), and contingently nonconcrete individuals (1995, 554).

Hence, different equilibrium frequencies should be employed in principle for each category.

In principle for each country and each cluster of countries scores on semi-quantitative indexes for each dimension of culture were calculated.