Money has been provided, and admirable principles laid out for achieving them.
Canadian Conservatives, he said then, should adopt principles laid out by Edmund Burke, an 18th-century British philosopher.
The machine will make the decisions, according to a set of principles laid out by Dalio about the company vision.
If the night lacked a certain magic, what will last into the 2012 election and beyond are the governing principles laid out by the two parties.
Their design is guided by principles laid out in the 1977 book A Pattern Language: Towns, Buildings, Construction by Christopher Alexander (PhD '63).
Likewise, the Second Commission on European Contract Law formed in 1992 to expand the principles laid out by the first Commission?
They will review the progress of the last two decades and renew their commitment to the policies and principles laid out in the Platform.
Instead, he gambled that the Press would itself quickly embrace the principles laid out by Lord Justice Leveson, who condemned behaviour on Fleet Street as at times "outrageous".
Yet, arguably the adoption of upscaled PES programs has remained slow, and when implemented their design often diverges from the principles laid out in the theory-based PES literature.
The couple sold the brand in 2005, but the sausages still retain their names, and the website insists it sticks to "Debbie & Andrew's small-brand ethos" producing sausages to "the exacting standards and principles laid out all those years ago".
American and European diplomats have insisted that any Palestinian government that included Hamas had to accept basic principles laid out by negotiators over the years, including renouncing violence and recognizing Israel.
