Sentence examples for principles on how from inspiring English sources
"The basic principles on how to police protest will be the same".
The report also identified a failure to meet international principles on how the process should be led.
"I think the unique thing is that we're applying the principles on how you get your cost down and still provide a high-quality product," Mr. Brownback said in an interview.
These and a network of taxation agreements with all the world's leading economies ensure the Grand Duchy is accepted in a club of leading nations that share basic principles on how to tax corporations operating across national borders.
This conundrum was the subject of the Newcastle fairness commission – a group of 18 individuals from charities, foundations, health, education, faith groups and academia across the north-east – with a brief to set out a strong set of principles on how the concept of fairness could be given practical effect in Newcastle.
They also offer a few guiding principles on how to do this in practice.
Sudan's government and rebel foes have agreed in principle on how to share wealth when their civil war ends, said the Kenyan foreign minister, Kalonzo Musyoka.
Therefore, we demonstrated here not only a novel and low cost hydrothermal synthesis route to achieve high-performing metal-free ORR catalyst or carbon substrate for additional metal catalyst, but also a general principle on how to develop metal nanoparticles/carbon hybrids for ORR.
For example, we would have liked to see identification of a fundamental mechanism or a new design principle on how memory storage is implemented.
But Gehl, bolstered by psychological thinking, spent the next 40 years developing principles based on how the shape of cities can impact on the human lives lived within them, rather than on traffic efficiency and parking spaces.
Opinion divides on the size of the inequalities which would, as a matter of empirical fact, be allowed by the Difference Principle, and on how much better off the least advantaged would be under the Difference Principle than under a strict equality principle.
