Sentence examples for principles that define from inspiring English sources

The organic movement owns a very particular set of rules, not the fundamental principles that define good farming.

Ms. Roberts can be thanked for illustrating the most fundamental principles that define guilty-pleasure summer reading.

They are a series of 18 principles that define the culture of excellence Mr. Gilbert wishes to breed.

It can be agreed that authority requires some clear appeal to a higher sense of legitimate state function, but agreement on that point does not imply agreement either on the principles that define what is legitimate or on the limits of this legitimacy.

Although many components of various cellular bodies are known, general principles that define body composition are lacking.

This paper sets forth a set of four principles that define and operationalise the concept of urban resilience.

His engagement was not inspired by any late-life moral revelation, but rather was a demonstration of the truly liberal principles that defined him.

We sent to you a letter on 1/13/17 stating the goals and principles that defined our work as Commissioners but have received no response.

Moreover, she has hitched the economic strategy of her presidential bid to the animating principle that defined his presidency: jobs, jobs and more jobs.

President Chen Shui-bian of Taiwan has been unable to come up with a way to finesse Beijing's demand that he begin by recognizing the "one-China" principle that defines Taiwan as an inseparable part of China.

As we find ourselves tied to mobile devices, coordination will increasingly become the organizing principle that defines how we get work done; we will become a network of spontaneous gathering, loosely coordinated agents in constant contact.