Sentence examples for this principle began from inspiring English sources

Scientific confirmation of this principle began in 1916, when Arthur Gates, a psychologist at Columbia University, created an ingenious study to further Bacon's insight.

Cultural competence is a necessity for physicians to deliver the best possible care for patients, and we believe that this principle begins with diversity within our residency.

Yet the belief in this core principle began to be challenged within the party.

This sad bending of principle began in 1997, when Gen. Barry R. McCaffrey, who heads the Office of National Drug Control Policy at the White House, was authorized by Congress to spend up to $1 billion over five years to buy television time and newspaper ads to agitate against drug use.

Principle began to reassert itself.

The development of nonamphibious Hovercraft along the sidewall principle began in 1962.

The first principle began "Man has the fundamental right to freedom, equality and adequate conditions of life, in an environment of a quality that permits a life of dignity and well-being".

Discussions over how to implement these principles began on Sunday.

Bourgeois let it be known that in her life the suppression of the feminist principle began with her father and continued on through her marriage and motherhood.

During the infant's third month a second principle, called the discrepancy principle, begins to assume precedence.

The Patton Principle begins by no longer giving yourself permission to lose.