Sentence examples for Accepted principle from inspiring English sources

The relativistic viewpoint has become an accepted principle and instrument in physical science.

It did not become an accepted principle of international law, however, until the 19th century.

There seems some contradiction between the efforts of further institutionalisation of drought and the new accepted principle of increased farmers' responsibility to cope with drought.

EN 50126 recommends that a generally accepted principle should be used and introduces the three risk acceptance principles, GAME, ALARP and MEM: GAME (Globalement Au Moins Equivalent).

Similarly, privacy is a widely accepted principle.

"If this happens, so much for the accepted principle of separation of church and state".

Transfer pricing relies on the well-accepted principle that taxes should reflect where an economic activity occurs.

Instead, privacy regulation should embrace the well-accepted principle of technological neutrality, a principle that the FTC's privacy framework has embraced and that the Obama Administration fully endorsed in its 2012 Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights.

This was when I first heard the industry-accepted principle: that females don't go to movies about females.

With that in mind, I would observe that there was surprisingly little reference in oral or written argument about the PPCA to the universally-accepted principle that Congress, as a co-equal and majoritarian branch, must be accorded great deference before the Supreme Court overturns one of its laws.

Reducing the complexity of a system from one that grows as the square of the number of interconnections to one that is linear in the number of connections is a well-known and well-accepted principle of systems theory.