Sentence examples for view of principles from inspiring English sources
German regulation is harmonious with ISO 9164, EN 832 and TS 825 only from the point of view of principles and concepts.
From the point of view of principles of pain physiology, the high levels of efficacy for the management of dynamic pain represents somewhat an interesting outcome –particularly when compared to the other standards of pain management, such as regional continuous techniques.
Let us recall that the standard view of principles in bioethics, following Ross, is that various elements of action (e.g., the fact that an action involved a lie or cruelty) might well retain the same valence from one situation to another – i.e., lying will be a bad-making consideration in all cases but that their weight will indeed vary from one situation to another, depending upon the facts.
"Passera's holdings in Intesa and by extension Alitalia are minimal, but from the point of view of principle, he should put all his assets in a blind trust as should all ministers," said Mr. Boitani, the economics professor.
Fig. 1 Schematic view of principle of SPM techiques and L929 cell surface images using SICM.
Some writers, such as G. A. Cohen, think that Rawls ought to understand his principle in this way, in view of the principle's rationale).
In other words, the Manchu emperor takes a universal view of human principles, while his critics are more narrowly nativist.
But if Hobby Lobby wins on that point, in view of libertarian principles, the victory will be decidely partial.
The voting population would for the first time in many years have an unobstructed view of those principles that differentiate the Democratic Party from those of the Republican Party.
That reasoning takes a broad view of the principles set out in Hirst, which the grand chamber does not fully share.
Yet this fact, in view of the principles at stake, is almost incidental: politicians will always try to escape being caught in winking at huge bribes and corruption, and covering it up.
