Sentence examples for representative principle from inspiring English sources

The representative principle is not limited to government: it is applied in electing executive officers of large social organizations such as trade unions and professional associations.

This principle is based on the most representative principle of video codec compression.

The SACNAS chapter's representatives approached principle investigators in the psychology, biology, and physics departments at the university and surveyed them as to which characteristics are important in an RA.

Member states of the European Community, through the Copenhagen Declaration proclaimed their determination to "defend" the principles of representative democracy, rule of law, social justice and human rights (King 1999).

Our greatest invention is representative democracy – the principle that the people who run our country should be chosen by us and can be kicked out by us.

The challenge they now face is how to bridge the gap between horizontality ("direct democracy") and verticality ("party politics"); how to overcome this traditional problem of all left politics and put in practice – in the context of representative democracy – the principle of "radical democracy"?

After his fall, and subsequent shattering, the inability to put him together again is representative of this principle, as it would be highly unlikely, though not impossible, to return him to his earlier state of lower entropy, as the entropy of an isolated system never decreases.

Instead, over the next few years he turned the Nazi equation of abstraction with Jewish decadence on its head, arguing that a new sort of art was emerging in New York City that was fully representative of the principles that had to win the war: positive in spirit, heroic in scale, free, imaginative, and unquestionably American.

Formalized automatic location principles, representative methods and implementation algorithms are proposed and established.

We might begin by focusing on Mill's defense of a democratic form of liberalism in Considerations on Representative Government and Principles of Political Economy.

He signed most of the rulings that shaped the new political system, such as those related to popular sovereignty, representative and republican principles, separation of powers, publicity of the government actions, freedom of speech and the bases of political federalism.