Sentence examples for principles that prevail from inspiring English sources

I am not sure though whether such regulatory framework and its enforcement could be feasible at a global scale, given the levels of competitiveness and range of ethical principles that prevail.

Certain aspects of obtaining and giving informed consent (IC) became an issue in biomedical ethics for the first time during a period stretching from the mid-17th to the early 19th century; IC was concerned with the same principles that prevail today [1].

Anglo-Saxon law, the body of legal principles that prevailed in England from the 6th century until the Norman Conquest (1066).

The extent to which bonus payments are perceived as fair – even in cases where they depend upon factors that are partly outside the control of the health workers - depends upon the type of fairness principle that prevails in a particular culture.

At the moment, in fact, the strategic and tactical principles behind the battle for Mosul are the precise opposite of those that prevail in Aleppo.

His view that judges should interpret the law is a challenge to the principle of strict obedience to its letter that prevailed during the dictatorship.

In 2001, he collected his observations in a book called "Unwritten Rules: The Real Game in Chinese History," which detailed the mechanics of power that prevailed outside of formal laws and moral principles.

The ideology that prevailed, however, was consumerism.

The fierce disagreements about taxation that prevailed when the world really was full of socialists subsided by the mid nineteen-nineties into debates about nuance and technocratic mechanisms — not principle.

The International Network of Health Promoting Hospitals and Health Services is devoted to narrowing the gap between principle and practice, and to converting the luminous examples of possibility into the industry standards that prevail.

He cited the memoir of the British prime minister at the time, Margaret Thatcher, who said her decision to go to war was an effort to defend the principle that rule of law should prevail over the use of force.