Sentence examples for take the principles from inspiring English sources

Each one demonstrates how the media and tech industries can take the principles of immersive storytelling to make better communications and entertainment.

The idea is to take the principles that helped Mr. Hughes organize a network of volunteers into a successful political force and apply them to a much broader universe of causes and issues.

There were plenty of theoretical and empirical reasons at the time to take the principles of alchemy seriously, to believe that compounds could be broken down into their basic constituents and those constituents then reconfigured into other, more desirable substances.

So the challenge for us is how do you take the principles from the late '70s and '80s and apply them to the circumstances and issues and opportunities of our time".

We should take the principles of the Situation Room or Operations Centre and apply them to the big problems of recovery like getting the lights on in people's homes, getting children back to school, or getting roads built.

We are not proposing to use the Bribery Act itself to prosecute contract cheating, but rather to take the principles of extraterritoriality as defined by the Act, and apply them to laws targeting contract cheating.

Take the principle of avoiding conflict of interest.

Whatever form the legislation may take, the principle remains the same.

Take the "principle of superposition," which holds that things at the subatomic level can be literally two places at once.

One may take the principle of evil as applying in areas of conduct where the destruction of an organism is not intended.

Both room and pillar mining and panel and pillar mining take the principle of partial extraction, i.e., some remaining pillars support the ground and thus control surface subsidence.