Sentence examples for principles review from inspiring English sources

The MH370 first principles review summit currently under way in Canberra is understood to be aiming to reach a robust and fully costed proposal for the Australian transport minister, Darren Chester, to take to his counterparts in Malaysia and China – the destination of flight MH370 and home to most of its 227 passengers – to persuade them to agree to renew the search.

The roles of the PSC were to develop the protocol according to scientific principles, review progress, circumvent practical difficulties, ensure quality control, review the data, plan the analysis and formulate recommendations for future action contingent upon the findings.

Three broad types of data sources were identified: AMP principles, review of partnership tools or documentation of experience in applying partnership tools in inter-organisational partnerships and partnership self-assessment tools.

By Jelani Cobb In a valedictory act of patriotism, morality, and public service, the senator from Arizona has clarified his principles, reviewed his mistakes, and called out the low character and corruptions of Donald Trump.

By Susan B. Glasser By Carolyn Kormann By Ian Crouch In a valedictory act of patriotism, morality, and public service, the senator from Arizona has clarified his principles, reviewed his mistakes, and called out the low character and corruptions of Donald Trump.

Subsequently, several other studies have confirmed this principle (reviewed by Close, 1972).

In this article, we detail these design principles and review the contributions that computation has made to the field.

47 Each contact will draw on continuous quality improvement principles to review progress, provide positive reinforcement and facilitate reflection, problem solving, goal setting and action planning.

The answer to the question on notice also named five other consulting firms that were contracted prior to the first-principles review and would now "contribute in varying extents" to the implementation.

The costs were linked to the hiring of 11 consultancy firms to implement the so-called first-principles review, which aimed to ensure Defence was "fit for purpose" and used "the minimum resources necessary".

But I do fault her, and perhaps the editors of your own weekly (who have improved it immeasurably by giving much wider latitude to writers like her), for not applying one of the basic principles of reviewing.