Sentence examples for the principles advocated from inspiring English sources

Developed by the Nobel laureate Seán MacBride, the principles advocated anti-sectarian measures such as vocational training for minority groups and the abolition of job reservations.

Utilizing many of the principles advocated in Steve Blank's customer development model, and tools available in the Lean UX field, new businesses are able to disrupt incumbent's hold on the marketplace through iterative innovation from the ground up.

A bird's eye view of one of the new communities at Harmony in the State of Indiana, North America,: an association of two thousand persons formed upon the principles advocated by Robert Owen.

This paper examines whether the principles advocated by practitioners systematically and reliably influence perceived aesthetics and perceived ease of use constructs that are important for the evaluation of websites.

"The principles advocated within the Naia Guide could also be useful for dolphin-based tourism in other places, and with other species.

Reliability was, therefore, enhanced by following the principles advocated by a number of researchers experienced in this method [ 45, 71, 72].

The Principles advocate a holistic approach to address existing demand and supply-side obstacles to SME financing by strengthening SME access to credit, raising awareness and broadening the availability of alternative financing instruments (asset-based finance, alternative forms of debt and hybrid tools and equity instruments).

As a writer, Lawrence followed the principle advocated by Saul Bellow's Augie March that "everybody knows there is no fineness or accuracy of suppression; if you hold down one thing you hold down the adjoining".

The principle advocated in this paper is to design coastal infrastructures, at micro- to macro-biological scales, using a combination of fine and large scale physical and chemical modifications to hard substrates, within the scope of civil engineering requirements.

The plan will reiterate a call for tax reform to be guided by the so-called Buffett rule, the principle advocated by billionaire Warren Buffett that no household making more than $1 million a year should pay less than a 30% tax rate.

Underpinning this approach is the principle, advocated by the panel, that any attempt to become smoke-free and to protect children from SHS should be valued and that such attempts should not be negated by goals that seem not immediately feasible for some parents.