Sentence examples for principles shared by from inspiring English sources

The peace settlement, reached at Vienna in 1815, was based on conservative principles shared by the Austrian delegate, Metternich; the British delegate, Viscount Castlereagh; the French delegate, Talleyrand; and the formerly liberal Russian tsar Alexander I.

He described Communism as "just a simplified version of the religious principles shared by practically all the world's traditional religions" and said that today's turn to religion was "a spontaneous movement from the people themselves to turn back to their roots" in response to the ideological vacuum after the Soviet Union's collapse in 1991.

In this article, we first review the theoretical principles shared by the various methods for PSD estimation.

On the one hand, the EU system must be compatible with the basic constitutional norms and principles shared by the constitutions of the member states.

We asked respondents whether "this relation rests on egalitarian principles (status, levers of influence, and so on)." Slightly fewer than half the respondents (49%%) claim that the relations rest on egalitarian principles shared by the members.

Ultimately, a full molecular understanding of array structure and on-off switching will foster (i) the design of novel therapies that block pathogenic wound seeking and infection, (ii) the development of highly specific, sensitive, stable biosensors, and (iii) the elucidation of general functional principles shared by receptor patches in all branches of life.

Members are encouraged to tithe, to donate 10percentt of their income to the church, a principle shared by many evangelical and some mainline Protestant churches.

Let us salute him for adhering to the principle – shared by the All Blacks – that the jersey is damaged when those who play overseas pull it on.

To Green & Black's, the cost of trading fairly and securing supplies ethically makes good business sense, and this is a principle shared by Fairtrade with whom we have had a long standing relationship".

IA may therefore be a basic organizational principle, shared by many social species, that shapes the intricate social dynamics of individuals interrelating in larger groups.

The introduction of 'Offence' and certain kinds of paternalism as potentially legitimating grounds, makes it a little misleading to speak of the 'Harm Principle' as one principle shared by all the leading thinkers associated with the principle.