Former Vice-President Richard M. Nixon, the self-appointed chair, argued for a larger, more inclusive Party, and, like today's Republican leaders — people like the House Speaker Paul Ryan, or the Party's chairman, Reince Priebus — referred to "principles to which we are devoted [and] an organization to which we are loyal".
This initiative was prompted by the realization that although numerous books, articles and papers referred to "principles of emergency management", the vast array of literature on the subject did not agree upon a common definition of these principles.
Also included in this category was some content we agreed implicitly referred to principles of cultural competence or to the patient's culture, even if not explicitly stated.
In terms of nanomaterials toxicity, three principles have been elucidated which are referred as transport principle, surface principle and materials principle.
Remember that guidance often refers to principles and are non-specific; therefore, they apply to both offline and online interactions.
When people make decisions now, people don't refer to principles or ideals, but to what will benefit their boss".
Autonomic computing refers to principles and techniques for designing, building, deploying and managing computing systems with minimal human involvement.
Natural Intelligence refers to principles of life and to our lifestyle choices that respect the natural limits and boundaries of earth's resources.
An opinion essay on Aug. 7 about President Obama's leadership and principles referred incorrectly to the number of deportations under his presidency.
Mr. Bush unabashedly referred to conservative principles and underscored his party's long-held tenets that the federal government is too powerful and that the military needs to be strengthened.
