Sentence examples for this principle emphasises from inspiring English sources
This principle emphasises the researcher's trustworthiness in interpreting the data.
Association president Robert Silverman said the principles emphasise strong management skills and the ability to articulate America's strategic interests.
The Mental Capacity Act (2005) emphasises this principle as do key medical guidelines [ 28- 30].
Four examples, SR proteins, the CBPs, the core EJC and the Sub2/UAP56 described above, emphasise this principle of multi-functional proteins.
Agile principles emphasise collaboration between customers and developers (agile manifesto), whereas SPL approaches expect collaboration between SPL asset builders and product developers [25].
A loophole which allowed evasion of the education tax was closed in the Education Act of 1646, which established a solid institutional foundation for schools on Covenanter principles, emphasising the role of presbyteries in supervision.
The three sources of the AMP principles emphasise realistic investment [ 5, 83] for long-term achievements [ 83] and long-term wellbeing outcomes [ 33].
But he made a point of emphasising this, too:Each nation gives life to this principle in its own way, grounded in the traditions of its own people.
These were the constitutional foundations: they emphasised a shared, overarching goal safer healthcare for patients—and committed all parties to adherence to this principle in all their interactions.
I do not think that this principle is negated by Mr McLaren's reference to Jolley v Sutton LBC 1WLR 1082 at 193, since Lord Hoffmann himself emphasised at page 192 that liability cannot depend on a failure to guard against a risk of a different kind from that which should have been foreseen.
