Sentences with phrase «established principles»

At its core, the process is simply an application of well established principles of legal and constitutional interpretation.

The best models will be based on well established principles of physics, chemistry and biology.

But I don't think it's actually the case that we evolutionary biologists establish principles for how females and males — women and men — are expected to behave.

Whilst there has always been a long established principle around minimal contributions to asbestos exposure by employers, this case goes a long way to define what minimal actually means.

If you want to raise your portfolio's moral standard, consider this pair of so - called socially responsible funds, which invest according to clearly established principles.

It can generate public value by establishing principles and goals but give others the authority to do the work.

Do you enjoy heavy problem solving or would you prefer to apply established principles to relatively similar fact situation?

Parenting plans help parents establish principles and guidelines for each other and their child.

It also establishes the principle that some teachers should be paid more than others.

Although these pledges are generally weak, they firmly establish the principle that all countries have real responsibilities.

Whilst there is a long established principle around minimal contributions to asbestos exposure by employers, this case helps define what minimal actually means.

It was not possible to say at this stage if the claimant's account, if believed, fell outside established principles of law.

Explain established principles that define ethical behavior and best practices of counselors (ACA, 2005).

It is a well established principle in politics that if you can not kill the message, killing the messenger scares others away from attempting to carry it forward.

They involve the application of well - established principles of contract, company law, employment law and tort.

Parenting plans help parents establish principles and guidelines for each other and their child.

It proposes a four - part framework that aligns exclusion with established principles of international criminal law while simultaneously safeguarding the purpose of the Refugee Convention generally and Article 1 (F)(a) in particular.

«Statesmen, my dear Sir, may plan and speculate for liberty, but it is Religion and Morality alone, which can establish the Principles upon which Freedom can securely stand.»

The NTA seems to contemplate regulations which prescribe the manner in which trusts are to be operated and managed, rather than extending to issues of liability for the administration of the trusts or authorising regulations which may depart from established principles of common law.

So why don't the AGW people follow these long established principles if they are scientists and logicians?

Though Darwin did not establish this principle while in the Galápagos, his journey to the archipelago played a crucial role in his understanding of natural selection.

The base games in the series establish the principle that you can hack into a camera and control where that camera points.

The Paris Agreement established the principles and framework of the new international climate regime, and over the coming years the APA must work out the crucial details that will make this framework a reality.

Justice Matheson, writing for the Court, began her analysis by setting out the well - established principles governing policy interpretation:

He also expressed doubt about the concept of embedding wage standards in a trade agreement:» It would establish a principle wage norm in free trade agreements, which is certainly outside the spirit of the World Trade Organization.»

Warren, who was an InterVarsity leader, believes Vanderbilt officials weren't simply establishing principles of equality as they claimed, but intentionally creating an inequality of ideas that excludes vigorous expression of Christianity outside of the marketplace of ideas:

And, after the white South African government enacted the 1913 Natives Land Act establishing the principle of territorial segregation based on race, indigenous black independent churches rose up in often violent protest.

But how has Hartshorne established his principle of positivity, or has he established it at all»?

Dante establishes this principle at the outset of the Paradiso, when in gazing upon Beatrice, he is «transhumanized» so that he may eventually be capable of looking upon God: «Gazing at her, I felt myself becoming / what Glaucus had become tasting the herb / that made him like the other sea - gods there.»

Incidentally, I'm guessing that the executive order to which they referred was the one where Trump established the principle that for each new regulation added, two older regulations would be removed.

«I don't think it's actually the case that we evolutionary biologists establish principles for how females and males — women and men — are expected to behave.

The problem with the idea is not that it violates established principles of physics, but that it is completely unparsimonious: it proposes a complicated explanation where a simple one would suffice.

«The care and use of live animals for scientific purposes is governed by internationally established principles of replacement, reduction and refinement.

According to the authors, the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee (DGAC) Report «had the opportunity to review and evaluate the emerging science, to distinguish between established principles and ideas that are still areas of research or controversy, and to provide clear, consistent information for Americans.

«The injunction granted by a conscientious and courageous judge establishes the principle that government may not deny children their right to equal educational opportunity by disproportionately laying off teachers in communities such as Watts and Pico - Union.

While PAR is not widely or sufficiently employed, it nonetheless establishes the principle that some teachers can judge their peers and that the line between «labor» and «management» can be breached, a dramatic departure from past understandings and practices.

The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change established the principle of «common but differentiated responsibilities» among nations, suggesting that industrialized nations that had produced the greatest share of historic emissions bore particular responsibility for preventing dangerous interference with the climate system.

Appreciating that he was challenging long established principles Lord Wilson also added that no harm seemed to have been done by what he called «the extravagant» view of the reach of the judgment in Burchell.