Sentence examples for the elementary principles from inspiring English sources

This president, who has an M.B.A. from Harvard, consistently violates the elementary principles of business common sense.

"THE ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES (COLORIZED VERSION)." Michael Kosch directs his own opera in which Sherlock Holmes, in hell, is searching for clues concerning his own murder.

In jurisprudence Cujas specialized in Justinian; his Paratitla, or summaries of Justinian's Digest and Codex, expresses in short, clear axioms the elementary principles of Roman law.

"THE ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES (COLORIZED VERSION)." Michael Kosch directs his own opera in which Sherlock Holmes is in hell searching for clues about his own murder.

She (or he) adds, "I have thus endeavoured to preserve the truth of the elementary principles of human nature, while I have not scrupled to innovate upon their combinations".

The elementary principles have been modified as a result of the recent discovery that a talent for composing complicated prose early in life can stave off the onset of dementia or Alzheimer's later in life, or, at least, make it much more difficult to detect — a fact that writers can ignore no longer.

Except a meaningful grasp of the elementary principle that nobody wants to follow a scowling, sullen, self-absorbed leader.

The movement of fish, which move in schools and avoid obstacles en masse, is the elementary principle of the algorithm that the locomotion of the robots is built on.

"The Chamber's survey violates the elementary principle that evaluation of legal system performance should be based on input from both sides to disputes," noting the obvious: "asking only one side to a dispute about a system will yield biased results".

The patients' reflections on the theme of intimacy (table 9) – considered in all its multiple of facets – refer, among other things, to criticism of situations like the "doctors' rounds", perceived as a violation of the some of the most elementary principles of respect for privacy.

The decisions are incompatible with the most elementary principles of fairness, rationality and good administration.