Sentence examples for principles to observe from inspiring English sources

According to the American Meteorological Society, a meteorologist, is "an individual with specialized education who uses scientific principles to observe, understand, explain or forecast phenomena in Earth's atmosphere and/or how the atmosphere affects Earth and life on the planet".

In return, moderate labour movements pledged to pursue political reform only by constitutional means, renouncing in particular the use of the strike for political purposes; tolerated private property in the means of production; accepted a free-market economy with little or no public intervention in price formation; and agreed in principle to observe the right of management to manage.

The American Academy of Family Physicians and the American Medical Association have set forth principles for clinics to observe, including sending patients' medical record to their doctors and finding doctors for patients who do not already have them.

Regulation VIII/2 consists of watch-keeping arrangements and principles to be observed.

The second goal of this research was to evaluate the ability of a compartmental model based on epidemiologic principles to fit observed data from a series of epidemics and examine the extent to which seasonal variations in epidemics can be accounted for by variation in specific model parameters.

They did this by making use of an eye-tracking device and the same optical principles that enable telescopes to observe distant galaxies.

As interviews in areas like Zeitouna made abundantly clear, the Israeli military did not simply fail to observe principles of distinction and proportionality, but in fact deliberately targeted civilians.

According to above principle, a probability p to observe a path γ can be given by following theorem.

The amount of demagogic pandering to the lowest common denominator while abandoning any pretense to logic or principle has been sickening to observe.

This chapter addresses a number of basic principles for adhesive bonding and repairs and provides examples of the consequences of failure to observe those principles.

In 1990, the Association of American Law Schools approved the rule that offended Scalia — requiring prospective recruiters on their campuses to "observe the principles of equal opportunity".