Sentence examples for principles which have been from inspiring English sources

In this review, some guidelines and principles, which have been adopted by our laboratories, are suggested.

In addition, engineering principles which have been used to characterize polymeric foams have been adapted to the present study.

The development of this instrument also takes into account the service delivery principles which have been adopted by the South African government viz.

Arguably the main obstacle to automating ethical decisions is the lack of a formal specification of ground-truth ethical principles, which have been the subject of debate for centuries among philosophers (e.g., trolley problem).

They then mean a course of legal proceedings according to those rules and principles which have been established in our systems of jurisprudence for the protection and enforcement of private rights.

My reason does not perceive how the principles which have been stated and the rulings of this court enforcing them are rendered inapplicable by the suggestion that, as the court may not inquire into the motives actuating a particular transfer of right, therefore it is without power to refuse to enforce in behalf of South Dakota the alleged gift.

These declarations state, in condensed form, principles which had been announced in previous cases, and which may be regarded as expressing the deliberate judgment of this court.

But as national chairman of the Bow Group in 1973-1975 helpedpushpush the group to the right and urged Tories to re-embrace the Friedman economic principles which had been abandoned by prime minister Ted Heath.

The new decision, the supreme court says, brings "the mental element required of a secondary party back into line with that which is required of the principal and to bring the law back to the principles which had been established before the law took a wrong turn".

He had been much concerned at the principles which had been advanced by some gentlemen, but had the satisfaction to find they did not generally prevail.

In this case the EHCR considered principles which had been applied in Oneryildiz v Turkey (2004) to a man-made hazard - an industrial risk or dangerous activity such as the operation of a waste site.