Sentence examples for published principles from inspiring English sources

"We published principles and guidelines for appropriate prescribing in 1998, but that's not enough".

In 1644 Descartes published Principles of Philosophy, a compilation of his physics and metaphysics.

In an effort to head off legislation, American advertising trade organizations published principles last week by which they aimed to regulate behavioral monitoring programs.

In 1972, Jeff Cooper, a firearms instructor and former marine, published "Principles of Personal Defense," which became a classic among gun-rights activists and captured a generation's anxieties.

After his retirement, he continued to consult in the international business arena and in 2001 published "Principles of Negotiation - A Primer for Intercultural Strategies".

And many agreed that the board members should be compensated in large part in stock instead of cash; one of the group's published principles is that board members should be receive at least half of their compensation in stock.

April 2009 Think tank Localis publishes Principles for Social Housing Reform, a pamphlet co-author by Greenhalgh and charted surveyor John Moss.

The Reciprocity Principle attempts to generalize over the different published reciprocity principles; different substitutions of the variables correspond to making different substantive assumptions and result in different reciprocity principles.

We have recently published the Principles of Scientific Advice to Government to govern the relationship between government and its advisers.

The evaluation process is guided by published scientific principles and assessment criteria, and is explained in considerable detail in IARC's monographs.

Almost entirely self-taught, after some years of journeyman work he published Elementary Principles of Carpentry (1820), which became an enduring classic.