Sentence examples for set forth principles from inspiring English sources
Its principal function is to establish precedent — that is, to set forth principles of law that every court in America must follow".
He joined the Jacobin Club and, in 1791, gained fame with his Almanach du Père Gérard ("Almanac of Old Gerard"), which set forth principles of constitutional monarchy.
Its principal function is to establish precedent -- that is, to set forth principles of law that every court in America must follow".
It has also set forth principles and policies in the economic, political and cultural fields, as well as on national defense, the motherland's reunification, diplomacy and our party building.
The American Academy of Family Physicians and the American Medical Association have set forth principles for clinics to observe, including sending patients' medical record to their doctors and finding doctors for patients who do not already have them.
The nexus test that the Court "announced," id. at 102-103, soughtoto maintain necessary continuity with prior cases, and set forth principles to guide future cases involving taxpayer standing.
What the airline industry needs are not more rules or a bill of rights but a credo that is designed to prevent violations of customers' rights and that sets forth principles for employee decision-making.
Justice Holmes in Silverthorne, in discussing an "independent source" exception, set forth the principles underlying the inevitable discovery rule.
This work was followed (posthumously) five years later by another in which Napier set forth the principles used in the construction of his tables.
He wrote the first eschatological interpretations of the Gospel (1892) and also set forth the principles of "form-criticism" (1912)—the analysis of biblical passages through the examination of their structural form.
The Administration had argued that Congress could delegate virtually unlimited power to the President, so long as it set forth "intelligible principles" to guide the exercise of the President's discretion.
