Sentence examples for this principle suggests from inspiring English sources

This principle suggests moving work from one person or department to another.

This principle suggests that when people have voluntarily agreed upon an economic arrangement to their mutual benefit, that arrangement should be respected.

This principle suggests that optimal contracts should structure compensation based on "all outcomes that can potentially provide information about actions that have been taken," as the Academy observes.

Mrs. Clinton's explicit endorsement of this principle suggests there will be strong American backing for Mr. Netanyahu's concerns, said Aaron David Miller, a longtime Middle East peace negotiator who is a public policy fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.

This principle suggests that if Gness does not play a genuine role in an explanation of the fact that gluons are G, then we shouldn't believe in Gness — or, again, we shouldn't believe in it for any reason having to do with the need to explain the fact that gluons are G.

This principle suggests that opposites actually share the same nature.

This design principle suggests a lower bound on the value of momentum.

This progress principle suggests that managers have more influence than they may realize over employees' well-being, motivation, and creative output.

This general principle suggests that Cheng-Church may produce reasonable results on our genome clustering problem.

This discussion in principle suggests clinically relevant empirical question and hypothesis whether mild manifestations of pseudoneurological symptoms linked to the concept of somatoform dissociation in general population may be attributed to stress-related psychopathological symptoms.

Woese's work was founded on the principle suggested in 1965 that "molecules are documents of evolutionary history". Basically, DNA can be thought of as molecular fossils.