Sentence examples for proposes a principle from inspiring English sources

Consider, Mr. Fish proposes, a principle like academic freedom.

Rawls proposes a principle of "just savings".

To account for the generalization, Hoard (1971: 237) proposes a "principle of simultaneity," according to which all feature values within a consonant or vowel must be simultaneously implementable.

Naturally enough, this objection attracted the sympathetic attention of Popper, who had proposed a principle of "falsifiability" as a test of whether a given hypothesis is genuinely empirical (and therefore scientific).

Einstein began by proposing a principle of the local equivalence of inertial and gravitational fields, a more powerful and more general version of the equivalence of inertial and gravitational mass.

By contrast, von Baer proposed a principle of progressive specification and differentiation: One can first tell that an embryo will become a vertebrate and not some sort of invertebrate, then a mammal and not another kind of vertebrate, then a carnivore and not a rodent or ruminant, then a dog and not a cat, and finally Buster the Beagle and not another breed.

Zipf himself proposed a "principle of least effort" to explain the phenomenon, suggesting that people try to minimize their effort in using language.

Broch et al. [17] propose a principle that allows a DSR-based MANET with single gateway to span across heterogeneous link layers.

Despite Marx's disclaimer, he seems to be proposing a principle of equal right: Each has the right to receive economic goods that satisfy her needs to the same extent provided she contributes to the economy according to her ability.

We propose a principle of 'positive expected outcomes', which informs the assessment that a trial is ethical, together with a restatement of the priority of personal autonomy.

Tim Wu's 2010 book "The Master Switch" proposes a "Separations Principle" that would include forced breakups of monopolies, but only in information industries.