During his statement, Mr Michael did not produce detailed proposals, but he did set out "cruelty and utility" as guiding principles.
He designed actual markets that used the matching principle, also known as the deferred acceptance algorithm, as a guiding principle.
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Weekley hit his birdie putt from about 22 feet, then swiped his putter in the air as if guiding the ball into the cup.
Apart from Seventh Generation CEO Jeffrey Hollender, how many leaders can you count who use CSR as a guiding principle in all their business decisions?
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To be a social enterprise, a company needs to embrace transparency as a guiding principle for business and engage in conversations with customers whenever and wherever they are talking.
Queiroz made his name as the guiding hand behind Portugal's so-called "golden generation" of youngsters including Rui Costa, Joao Pinto and the man he will rejoin at Real, Luis Figo.
In considering historical examples that might serve as a guiding light out of the current quandary, it might seem ironic that perhaps the best example is found in the original European project itself.
Keynesian economics, which preceded neoclassical economics as a guiding principle in the United States for nearly 40 years, championed a vision where the public and private sectors played complementary roles in building value in the economy.
Either proposition would have astounded James Madison, often described as the guiding spirit behind the Constitution, who rejected state-established religions and, like Alexander Hamilton, proposed a central government so strong that it could veto state laws.
Known best as the guiding metric of the Himalayan nation of Bhutan, GNH tracks not merely economic output and consumption, but factors like access to health care, education and nature, and evolves based on continuous input from citizens.
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But the Haqqani network appears to recognise the Taliban leadership, based in the Pakistani city of Quetta, as the authority guiding the insurgency.
As some of you know, Bruce Timm basically stepped down as Supervising Producer of the DC Animated Universe at the end of March, ending what amounts to a 22 year reign as the proverbial guiding light of the animated variation of the DC Comics world.
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This materialism does not seem adequate as a value for guiding the global international family.
More generally, this Charter should appear to them as a key framework guiding youth-related actions in Africa.
He told the BBC Mr Brown would be "frustrated" at another distraction from his job as PM, of guiding Britain through difficult times.
But it was Davies's older brother Andrew who was often the guiding force as he strove for a career in football.
He returned to La Salle as head coach, guiding the Explorers to a 23-1 record in 1968-69 while the program was on NCAA probation.
What LG should've done was create a separate menu option solely for the stylus as a way of guiding intrepid owners through the setup process.
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If you perform well as an apprentice, guiding on Mount Rainier is a likely assignment before heading to a peak like Aconcagua, South America's highest mountain.
Rodrigo Simms, 20, who was ordered to serve 27 years, was said to have acted as a spotter, guiding the gun car to its target - a rival gang member attending the party.
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Alvarado has coached since 1988, winning five Los Angeles city championships and guiding such players as major-leaguers Garret Anderson and Jon Garland.
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As the organization rotates its guiding coalition members, it will allow opportunities for many more voices to participate in its long-term engagement, acceleration and innovation.
As the bath-house indicates, her guiding idea for this year's Biennial is to treat looking at art as a shared rather than a one-on-one encounter.
Offline, it functions as a regular GPS system, guiding from point A to point B.
The Protocol highlights comparable guiding principles to SSM as those endorsed by lSI and SedNet.
He succeeded Ron Greenwood as England coach in 1982, guiding England to the 1986 and 1990 World Cups.
The 44-year-old emerged as favourite to succeed Anderson after guiding the Dragons to last year's Challenge Cup final at Wembley.
Our guiding principle is that as much authority as possible should be transferred to the Iraqi institutions as soon as possible.
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We discussed as well the extraordinary efforts that have been made by His Majesty, as well as the Prime Minister, in guiding political reform inside of Jordan.
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The loss of England fly-half Wilkinson to a rib injury early in the second half, with Toulon leading 13-6 at that point, was a turning point as the French team lost their guiding light.
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