Sentence examples for represents the principle from inspiring English sources
The blindfold (a 15th-century innovation) represents the principle that justice should be blind.
The film even finds a way of depicting Dickens's conviction that Oliver represents "the principle of good" untouched by his surroundings.
In the Yoruba religion (Nigeria), for example, the god Eshu represents the principle of chance and uncertainty and of all that cannot be foreseen.
Vernacular architecture of North-Eastern India represents the principle of climate-responsive architecture, which still lacks experimental validation and quantitative analysis.
The government subsidizes employee-sponsored health-care plans through the tax code; the "Cadillac tax" on high-cost employer plans represents the principle that the government will not fully subsidize relatively expensive policies — the ones that tend to encourage overspending on health care.
At the center of the disk, the relationship between the principal stresses is σ1/σ3 = −3; thus, g G = 0, and Eq. (2) leads to σG = −σTS, which represents the principle used to determine the TS from a BT (Wang et al. 2004).
More than any other figure, he represents the principles that this fragile nation is striving to embrace.
Critically a tangible starting point is developing a procurement code that represents the principles and standards the company will hold itself (and its suppliers) to.
"In the economy the PSOE also better represents the principles of stimulating the private sector, less intervention and a reasonable-sized public sector".This is clever, if not entirely convincing.
Germany: Der Spiegel publishing a leaked Adidas player endorsement contract revealing the forfeit clauses which would cost the unnamed Bayern Munich player his €400,000 deal: being caught taking drugs, or "belonging to any organisation or association which represents the principles of L. Ron Hubbard".
"I love the Republican Party -- it represents the principles and values of government I believe in," said Bolling.
