Sentence examples for principles for reaching from inspiring English sources

JERUSALEM — After President Obama's high-profile speech on Thursday in which he laid out broad principles for reaching an Israeli-Palestinian deal, the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, called an emergency meeting at his headquarters in Ramallah in the West Bank.

Here's one principle for reaching that goal: an ethics of citizenship should itself reflect the diversity of the citizenship.

What this suggests is that while principles do provide arguments for reaching a certain result, they do not explain the nature of analogical reasoning.

The network of white matter connections in the brain seems to adhere to a small-world organisation principle, defined by short path lengths for reaching any part from any other part, while providing high clustering and highly efficient wiring.

Thus, these proposed principles could benefit from a consultation through a Delphi process approach for reaching a wider consensus.

To me, the best tools for reaching high PMF are embodied in the Lean Startup Principles (explained in detail in The Startup Owner's Manual by Steve Blank and Bob Dorf).

An age that normally revered the majority principle sanctioned an alternative method parity between two unequal groups (known as itio in partes)—for reaching decisions.

On Sunday, Bolton said an "agreement in principle" had been reached for owner Ken Anderson to sell the Championship club.

In January, Bolton owner Ken Anderson admitted that the club "needs someone with greater financial resources than I have" Bolton Wanderers says an "agreement in principle" has been reached for owner Ken Anderson to sell the club.

But they demonstrated in their yearlong negotiations that a consensus on basic principles could be reached, perhaps setting a template for other states and for Washington.

These changes reinforced the drive to look for 'best buys', to produce rapid results, and New Public Management principles reached once more the mainstream.