Sentence examples for principles put forward from inspiring English sources
The formulation of the principles put forward by Mr. Bush on Friday began two weeks ago.
Cuban-trained doctors must be able not only to diagnose an ulcer and treat hypertension but also to expound on the principles put forward by "el comandante".
He said there was a Chinese draft that condensed various suggested principles put forward by the other parties to the talks, which include Russia, Japan and South Korea.
In September 1964 the government was forced to accept a new set of economic principles put forward by a group of reformers who had advanced through the party ranks.
The principles put forward by the Europeans on Friday include regulation, "or at least oversight," of all financial institutions, accountability and transparency, new approaches to risk assessment and a central role for the monetary fund.
The teachings of Tabligh Jamaat are expressed in the approach of the "Six Principles" put forward by Muhammad Ilyas.
These MPs share my desire for a new self-regulator that meets the central principle put forward by Leveson – that it should be independent of the press and independent of government, Parliament and politicians of all stripes.
Commenting on the discovery of the remarkable system, Virginia Trimble of the University of California, Irvine, recalls a famous principle put forward by particle physicist Murray Gell-Mann: "Everything not forbidden is compulsory," Trimble says.
The Council's position at first reading maintains the basic principle put forward in the Commission's original proposal but waters down some of the elements.
The principles philosophers put forward, including inference to the best explanation, principles about coherence and the conservation of belief, and so on, can be assessed and criticized.
To improve the reliability of protection, the hybrid protection schemes based on different principles are put forward in [15 17], but implementing these schemes is still a challenge in actual HVDC transmission engineering.
