Thus we have particular impulses and two higher level organizing principles of self love and benevolence.

Like a fish fry, peanut boils have been organizing principles for social gatherings.

Modern linguistic theory has uncovered a rich network of organising principles which underlie human linguistic ability.

With the market and the liberal state as it organising principles, the present global "meta-level" consensus has taken cosmopolitanism and humanitarianism as the central and uncontestable tenets of its corresponding moral (rather than political) value system.

Concept driven strategy therefore starts from agreeing and enacting a set of strategic concepts (organizing principles) that "works best" for an organisation.

The express provisions of the Constitution elaborate underlying, organizing principles.

Economy and wide appeal were not organizing principles for the founders, and decisions they made in 1890 have created issues that still challenge the club today.

As Aphex Twin and Richie Hawtin demonstrate, instruments can also be organizing principles, concrete ways of thinking about abstract sound.

More important, this exhibition helps bring the museum's hidden agenda and organizing principles out into the open, where their implications can be looked at, talked about and reacted to.

They also concluded that the result of such social conditions has created an indifference to the other, reinforced by the materialistic models adopted as organizing principles of society with their emphasis on selfishness, competition, accumulation, and separateness.