Sentence examples for principles of discrimination from inspiring English sources
Even or especially in our relativistic universe, principles of discrimination must be stated, if only as a way of describing the particular event at hand.
Shooting rockets out of Gaza aimed at Israeli cities and civilians is an obvious violation of the principle of discrimination and fits the classic definition of terrorism.
This indicates that the principle of discrimination also applies to JEV, but the definition of average ratios will require more refinement for WNV-related viruses from the same JEV serocomplex.
PAM predictions based solely on the assimilation of nonnative contrasts to native phonological categories were unable to account fully for this specific discrimination result for the Cantonese group, suggesting that the PAM principles of predicting discrimination performance from cross-mapping assimilation patterns may not be fully generalizable to all tone-language pairings.
I have nothing to say about these principles of invidious discrimination".
Tests show that the methods presented can determine fault characteristics with ultra-high-speed (5 ms) and that the new principles of fault discrimination can satisfy the demand of EHV systems within a smart grid.
The Durban review conference is a timely opportunity to reaffirm the principles of non-discrimination and to build on the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action.
The principles of non-discrimination were established decades ago and should be accepted as an essential part of the business environment.
While Switzerland as a non-EU member was a special case, "the EU has admitted that exceptions to the principles of non-discrimination and free movement are possible under special circumstances", said the newspaper Basler Zeitung.
It is critical now that the Brotherhood, and President Mohamed Morsi, show a spirit of compromise that alone can enshrine a constitution respecting the women and men of Egypt, the rule of law, an independent judiciary and principles of non-discrimination.
In an earlier statement, the Consumers Union said, "The principles of non-discrimination in communications have been a cornerstone of our democracy and dynamic economy since the founding of our republic.
