Sentence examples for some key principles from inspiring English sources

There are some key principles to follow to improve CPD.

The briefing sets out to provide some key principles for ensuring that a shared service venture will meet its objectives, and not fall by the wayside.

While the government was absolutely right to nationalise these as a short-term measure, any long-term solution for these companies should be based on some key principles.

There now needs to be a thoughtful, clear-eyed sober debate that focuses on shaping the future for the British press There appears to be an emerging consensus around some key principles.

Iain Wright, the minister responsible for Ordnance Survey, told parliament in December that the shareholder executive would "shortly publish some key principles" on the re-use of government data and "consider how these should be applied to ensure that government policy is reflected in practice".

"And it seems, especially in the last year, as if your negotiating tactics have sort of cut away at that trust by compromising some key principles that we believed in, like repealing the tax cut, not fighting harder for single-payer.

"We'll continue to remain focused on some key principle items in our system that have to remain there in order for our players to agree to what is already a reduced percentage of BRI".

The 'Eureka' moment, when participants work out some key principle on their own, or even when they see how and why a particular approach fails, helps build the confidence needed to incorporate mathematical content and/or active pedagogies into their own classes.

Russia's sudden violation of Ukraine, in 2014, breaching some of the key principles of Europe's security architecture by unilaterally changing borders through use of force, has dramatically modified the strategic landscape.

One of the best, however—"La Chienne" (The Bitch), his second sound film, from 1931 is newly available from Criterion, in a set that contains a superb extra, a meandering, rollicking, and revealing hour-and-a-half-long interview with Renoir and the film's star, Michel Simon, filmed in 1966 and directed by Jacques Rivette, in which Renoir spotlights some of the key principles of his art.

I will briefly sketch some of the key principles.