Sentence examples for principles of effectiveness from inspiring English sources

Jenny Grote Stoutenburg, a scholar from the University of California Berkeley Law School, began by outlining the four accepted thresholds in international law for effective statehood: defined territory, permanent population, government, and independence (collectively, the "principles of effectiveness").

Grote Stoutenburg then suggested that even in the absence of support from these "principles of effectiveness," threatened nations could draw upon jus cogens norms to justify the international legal duty to continue to recognize the legal personality of submerged nations.

Haydn has taught The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People more than 1,000 times and is still as excited today as he was when he started about how it combines principles of effectiveness with practical tools.

Third, the term was novel, which would confer the ability to track its use and make its meaning clear and crisp compared to words or phrases in past use such as "principles of effectiveness".

The derivation of the term "kernels" arose in Embry's (2004) paper describing the active ingredients in evidenced-based prevention or treatment behavior-change programs, distinct from the earlier nebulous concepts of "principles of effectiveness".

In international law, unilateral secessions are governed by the principle of effectiveness.

Along with the transformation of the political system, the socialist principle of free access to the healthcare system was replaced by the free market economy principle of effectiveness.

In a critical review of the evidence, ethics and effectiveness of the management of TB, Verma et al. [ 11] emphasize the principle of effectiveness and the principle of least restrictive means.

Exclusion from studies of patients that qualify for adjunctive antidepressants or mood stabilizers, or restricting them from using these drugs, are in the opinion of the authors in conflict with the pragmatic principle of effectiveness studies.

We lack evidence that the provision of DOT by health personnel improves cure or treatment completion rates [ 10] when compared with other means of treatment, and hence we question the degree to which the principle of effectiveness and the related principles of proportionality and necessity have been adequately addressed.

Our results provide proof-of-principle for effectiveness of small molecule agonists and antagonists for TSHR.