Sentence examples for produced principles from inspiring English sources

This piece has benefited from reading papers by Christina Skinner and Daniel Schwarcz and David Zaring, from conversations at the Wharton/Zicklin Conference on Financial Regulation, from a teaching collaboration with Patrick Bolton, and from co-authorships that produced Principles of Financial Regulation Oxford Univ. Presss 2016).

Contractualism can thus produce principles that balance the interests of different people against one another, without explicit appeal to aggregation.

Dr. Davis was a member of the UNEP steering group which produced global Principles for Responsible Investment.

Mixtures between the conquering Spaniards, largely Andalusians and Basques, and the Mapuches (Araucanians) produced the principle Chilean racial type (2002 census).

At the same time, the profession is trying to hammer out a better system of producing accounting principles.

Nevertheless, the complaint that virtue ethics does not produce codifiable principles is still a commonly voiced criticism of the approach, expressed as the objection that it is, in principle, unable to provide action-guidance.

The answer the Platonists developed (the roots of which they thought reached back to Plato and his immediate successors in the Academy) was to postulate that the two most fundamental intelligible principles produced by the hyper-intelligible One should be the principle of unity and the principle of diversity as such.

A renowned scholar of Sir Isaac Newton, Cohen produced "Principia: Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy," the first English translation of Newton's "Principia" since 1729.

The commercial was produced by Our Principles PAC, a group that is not aligned with any of his rivals but that sees Mr. Trump as calamitous to the Republican Party if he becomes its nominee.

First and foremost, the use of these design principles produced a video-based, analysis-of-practice PD program that had a significant impact on teacher learning, on teaching practice, and, most importantly, on student learning.

Curricula produced using established principles of curriculum development are more likely to be successfully implemented than those that are not [ 2, 10].