Sentence examples for widely accepted principles from inspiring English sources

THIS market meltdown is testing not only investors' patience and risk tolerance, but also their faith in one of the most widely accepted principles of investing: diversification.

Silicon Valley is attempting to grapple with these issues in the absence of legal requirements, clear precedents or even widely accepted principles on how to act.

The convention codifies widely accepted principles on territorial waters (which it defines as those extending 12 miles out to sea), shipping lanes and ocean resources.

23 I fail to see how greater embarrassment flows from saying that the foreign act does not violate clear and widely accepted principles of international law than from saying, as the Court does, that nonexamination and validation are required because there are no widely accepted principles to which to subject the foreign act.

These developments are in overt conflict with widely accepted principles of good educational and democratic practice: No reform of any consequence should be based on a single narrow measure of quality.

Instead, the study called into question repeated statements the TSA has provided to Congress assuring that "widely accepted principles supported by leading experts in the field of behavioral science and law enforcement" underpin Spot.

Similarly, privacy is a widely accepted principle.

This was based on the now widely accepted principle that extreme weather events will occur in the future with greater frequency as a result of global warming.

Arthur Eisenberg, legal director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, said one widely accepted principle is equality: The government cannot discriminate against groups that seek access to the park, cannot "favor some religions over others" and "cannot privilege nonreligious expression over religious expression".

Bain Capital declined to comment on specific investments, but said in a statement that its Chinese holdings "are consistent with the widely accepted principle that the private sector has a critical role to play in the continuing interdependence of the world's economies".

In this study, piezoelectric materials lead zirconate titanate (PZT) with a spherical morphology was synthesized, which is used to explore whether the widely accepted principle that is one or two-dimensional structure is necessary in the piezo-catalysis process is exclusive.