Sentence examples for principles of its from inspiring English sources

It performed the principles of its author: It is from Italy that we hurl at the whole world this utterly violent, inflammatory manifesto of ours, with which today we are founding "Futurism", because we wish to free our country from the stinking canker of its professors, archaeologists, tour guides and antiquarians.

Although there is no unanimous agreement about what the cerebellum does or how it does it, some principles of its structure and function are well understood.

We'll see if Southwest can stay true to the principles of its cofounder as it navigates the always-turbulent airlines industry.

France is not the only western state to face the demands of an increasingly radical Islam, although its unique attachment to the principles of its secular republic means it is the only one so far to have proposed a legal ban on overt signs of religious faith.

In this historical review, I describe the origin and the history of CoCoMac from a personal perspective, illustrate the principles of its structure and outline the impact it has had on systems neuroscience, in particular as a prelude to the "Human Connectome" research programme.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec 20 (Reuters) - A U.S. federal appeals court on Thursday rejected a claim by an arts and crafts chain that wants to be exempted from a requirement to provide emergency contraceptives to employees because it violates the religious principles of its owners.

It made Israel acquiesce to the principle of its withdrawal from territories occupied in the 1967 war, including the West Bank, in the 1978 Camp David accords.

And the broad principle of its immunity is important.

The valve design and principle of its operation is described.

You tuck away old stuff on the principle of its being useful and interesting some day.

Finally, the Chinese state has successfully harnessed nationalism as the core principle of its ideological legitimation.