Sentence examples for workable principles from inspiring English sources

They provide simple and workable principles for the definition and reconciliation of respective Indian and Canadian state rights of territory and government.

"One might be forgiven for failing to discern a workable principle that explains these wildly divergent outcomes.

"We can think of no workable test or principle that would distinguish 'legitimate' from 'illegitimate' news," the opinion states.

The design principles produce workable control structures for the three systems.

Although there is only so much government can ever do to lay down civic duties and how people relate to Britain, there is clearly an appetite for a fresh, workable and inclusive set of principles to make the notion of citizenship more meaningful.

In an interview in his office on Tuesday, the lead prosecutor, Serge Brammertz, said that joining the trials of Mr. Mladic and Mr. Karadzic, while logical in principle, might not be workable.

In principle the idea is eminently workable, but it did not become reality and probably never will, for a simple reason: it would require the well-to-do in this country to pay additional taxes on behalf of the poor and near poor.

We propose a definition of "coastal adaptations" rooted in the principles of evolutionary biology as a workable analytical device and review the MSA archaeological record from Africa to characterize the specific nature of coastal adaptations by Homo sapiens.

"We would be happy to work with the government on sensible changes which raise the same or similar quantum as the government has targeted but which don't offend the principle of non-retrospectivity and which are workable".

If given enough power, this new agency would be able to offer workable solutions in this highly sensitive field on the basis of universally accepted principles and norms for the peaceful use of cyberspace.

Signed just under a year ago, the insufficient but workable Paris agreement at last constructed a legally binding framework for the principle of cutting carbon emissions.