Sentence examples for principles to introduce from inspiring English sources

Using the Equator Principles to introduce environmental issues into the lending process, for example, is a step in this direction.

MSI and PSI use commercial brand positioning principles to introduce new franchise brands.

Building on these principles, we chose to incorporate reflective adaptive process (RAP) as a practical method focused on using complex adaptive system principles to introduce acceptable and effective change.

In this paper, motivated and inspired by the above analysis and ongoing research in this field, we combine the Wiener-Hopf equation technique and auxiliary principle to introduce some iterative schemes for solving the common element problem which is related to EP ( f ).

Meuwissen [ 5] extended this principle to introduce optimum contribution selection so that inbreeding could be limited to a specific level and the rate of gain maximized for that specific level of inbreeding.

The committee say they are not opposed in principle to introducing NHS charges for those who are in Britain temporarily to work, study or visit but say it would be "wholly wrong" to charge those who are here through no choice of their own such as victims of trafficking, refugees, or other vulnerable people.

The Scottish Parliament has approved in principle legislation to introduce same-sex marriage, which is opposed by the Church of Scotland and Catholic Church.

The firm has followed this principle, refusing to introduce permanent positions like permanent associates or non-equity partners, which have become common in many other law firms (for more on this see Smets et al. 2012).

The principle was to introduce IMCI at a fast rate of implementation in all health facilities in a district before entering a new district.

In order to overcome the challenges involved with direct curve fitting, the basic principle is to introduce one type of scattering nanoparticles, of which the optical properties (i.e. scattering, absorption, and backscattering cross-sections or coefficients) can be conveniently calculated (e.g. using Mie theory or DDA).

One of the design principles here is to introduce context-aware components at different layers of the architecture in order to continually coordinate the vertical flow of data and retain or associate contextual information.