Sentence examples for principles set out by from inspiring English sources

Mr. Specter, for one, said he found the principles set out by Mr. Filip to be troublingly vague in some areas, like the disclosure of confidential legal documents.

Explaining the subscription move, Gray cited the principles set out by the Rochdale Pioneers who founded the first Co-op in 1844.

The five guiding principles set out by the house of bishops offers some hope, she says, but she is not sure it's enough.

One of the 14 business principles set out by founder Jeff Bezos, who started the company in a Seattle garage in 1994, is "think big".

The US and the UK governments would fail if tested on a set of transparency principles set out by human rights organisation Open Rights Group, said its executive director at a debate about privacy and mass surveillance.

She said that the United States, working with Europe, Japan and Canada, has proposed an initiative within the World Trade Organization that would take much the same approach as the principles set out by the World Bank.

The 10 Principles set out concrete actions for business to respect and support children's rights.

That principle, set out by Thomas Aquinas, is not limited to the world of medicine.

Despite their choice to opt out of voting, Mr O'Malley said Jehovah's Witnesses were "model citizens", living their lives by principles set out in the bible which states "authorities that exist have been established by God" and to rebel against them is to rebel "against what God has instituted".

(AMC/Anchor Bay, Blu-ray $69.99, DVD $59.98, not rated) THINK LIKE A MAN When four male friends discover that their female companions have been manipulating them through the principles set out in an advice book by the comedian Steve Harvey, they plot their revenge by buying copies of their own.

Certification means the assessment of an organisation by an accredited third party to show that the applicant abides by principles set out in a specific standard to ensure best practice, conformity with the standard being attested by a certificate.