Sentence examples for the common principles from inspiring English sources

Minority rights, which Mr Bush says are among the "common principles" of democracies, were non-existent when America began.

This range of possible specifications occurs with all the common principles of distributive justice.

This chapter discusses the common principles among different extraction techniques and describes a unified theoretical treatment.

This review outlines the approaches to isolating and studying human antiviral mAbs and discusses the common principles underlying the basis for their activity.

The EDE aims to imbue national education systems with a Europeanist substance, which complements national traditions, and rests on the common principles and values of our historical heritage and the cultural legacy (acquis communautaire) shared by all Europeans.

We set out to determine the common principles or lawful linkages between sensory and motor systems that explain how perception is action-oriented and how action is perceptually guided.

The common principle, in Miller's view, is the tendency of all higher organisms to repeat those patterns of behavior which are instrumental in gaining rewards or escaping punishment.

Although laws governing intestate succession vary widely in different jurisdictions, they share the common principle that the estate should devolve upon persons standing in some kinship relation with the decedent.

Russia has asserted that if the United States ultimately withdraws from the 1972 treaty, all of the strategic arms accords negotiated over the last 30 years will become invalid because they are based on the common principle of prohibiting an arms race in defensive weapons.

The common principle is the avoidance of flow strangulations.

Based on this observation, we use the term UMP originally used in statistical detection theory due to the common principle.