Sentence examples for value of the principles from inspiring English sources

In his letter Trickett questioned the value of the principles because Downing Street and the Tory chairman, Grant Shapps, have suggested they do not know the identity of Crosby's clients.

This failure of respect for the reason of the other members of society defeats the value of the principles one is proposing for the society.

The suggestion that judgments of moral permissibility may influence us in describing a harmful result as merely foreseen contest the explanatory value of the principle of double effect.

As a retrospective appraisal, representative compounds were profiled using the more contemporary concepts of Ligand Efficiency and Property Forecast Indices; which gave clear indications of the value of these principles.

Presidents considering whether to invoke the privilege have had to do their own balancing: weighing the value of maintaining the principle against the political costs of appearing to be hiding something.

Therefore, at arbitrary values of the principle effective masses, formula (1) approximates the QD ground energy with accuracy better than 25%.

Can anyone, surveying this mess, now doubt the value of the precautionary principle?

There have been cogent descriptions of the definition and value of this principle in medical decision-making [ 6, 7] and evidence has been reported that the principle of futility is currently being used in clinical practice in the USA [ 8].

The values of it, the principles, the whole country".

The MAK committee of the German Research Foundation does not derive BAT (biological tolerance value for occupational exposures) or MAK (maximum concentration at the workplace) values out of the principle that no exposure to established human carcinogens can be "acceptable" or "tolerated".

As highly as some of us value the principles of local control -- and particularly in this state, we need a lot more of it, not less of it -- some of us can also be pragmatists at times.