Sentence examples for taken the principles from inspiring English sources
Like his father, he seems to have taken the principles of one discipline and applied them to another, and what he did with London 2012 was astonishing.
The founders of Evant have taken the principles of XP to heart.
Other philosophers have simply taken the principle to be obvious.
"We went through all the proposals and took the principles that are agreed upon," she said.
Day, a close collaborator in the experiment, took the principles of "Émile" to a further extreme.
This takes the principles of gene tinkering, and, just as the pioneers of electronics did, standardises the components so that creating new technologies becomes easier.
Each one demonstrates how the media and tech industries can take the principles of immersive storytelling to make better communications and entertainment.
I took the principles and applied them to my resume, creating a tailored infographic for each publication to which I submitted.
Javid's attempt to shore up democratic values with a show of power is, likewise, a misappropriation, taking the principles of equality as garb for a divisive authoritarianism.
It's like we took the principles that everyone is working with, pushed them a little further, and morphed into something completely new.
Jostein Hole Kobbeltvedt said: "To apply the Unctad principles in the Norwegian debt audit is a solid way of showing that the Norwegian government takes the principles seriously and that they take their responsibility as a creditor seriously".
