Hence, the congruency among local daily functions, environmental characteristics of region, and vernacular functional spatial features is perceived as a substantial principle for enhancing the quality of life.
The seven substantial sustainability principles which have been considered to be most relevant and realisable in the context of the project are listed in Table 3.
Under the substantial equivalence principle in the SPS harmonization agreement, the same quality banana exports are acceptable in Japan.
Thus, Philippines bananas, which are accepted in Japan under the substantial equivalence principle, are denied access to Australia.
About the best one can say for it is that it depends on substantial and moot principles of Aristotelian metaphysics, and, in any case, as a suasive argument, begs the question.
On the issue of testing new foodstuffs, whether modified or unmodified, they call for a more systematic approach to establishing "substantial equivalence"—the principle that GM and conventional foods are equally safe so long as they have the same composition.
As a general principle, substantial equivalence [ 11] can be followed to assess the safety of transgenic crops.
At last he conceded that bipartisan agreement between two parties with "honest and substantial differences" on fundamental principles wasn't happening.
And with that Colombia finds itself suddenly contemplating a wide-open election.The court ruled by seven to two that the re-election law would have violated the spirit of the constitution as well as being vitiated by irregularities and "substantial violations of democratic principles".
In the case last cited we said that 'a municipal corporation is, so far as its purely municipal relations are concerned, simply an agency of the state for conducting the affairs of government, and, as such, it is subject to the control of the legislature.' It may be observed here that the decisions by the supreme court of Kansas are in substantial accord with these principles.
