Sentence examples for principles to accommodate from inspiring English sources

There has been a focused effort in the international hydrogen community to develop codes and standards based on strong scientific principles to accommodate the relatively rapid deployment of hydrogen-energy systems.

That won him praise to his left — including from Bennet, who said Stephens "demonstrated his guts," as some other conservative writers were dropping "their principles to accommodate the radically unorthodox politics of Donald Trump".

Denying gay Americans the right to marry is--it must be admitted--a kind of fascism, a form of oppression and control by which individuals blinded by ideology and fear push their repressive agenda onto our otherwise sound political system and demand that the system bend its principles to accommodate their own ignorance.

Wedgwood introduces a novel decision principle to accommodate Egan's decision problems.

"What Is Justified Belief?" therefore proposed a further principle to accommodate this additional detail.

But AW3′ does not allow for this; the simples of every possible world are a subset of the actual simples and there is no obvious way of modifying the principle to accommodate the intuition.

In this regard, some philosophers posit dialetheistic principles in order to accommodate features of things that ordinary consistent sets of principles could not capture adequately, such as Zhou Dunyi's "Free of polarity and yet the supreme polarity".

By refusing to vote for someone whose politics are antithetical to their principles, Paul's supporters exploit the weakness of this country's political duopoly against that very duopoly -- by forcing their principles to be accommodated by anyone or any party that must secure that middle to win a majority.

The idea of a community of principle is meant to accommodate significant disagreement in the society in two ways.

The bicyclic system should in principle be able to accommodate cargos of any size, because the cargo does not change the structure of the CPP ring and should have less impact on its delivery efficiency.

It is true that the case of the firing squad represents an exception to the exclusion principle — an exception that the principle must be emended to accommodate.