Sentence examples for a basic principle in from inspiring English sources
Letting bygones be bygones is a basic principle in economics.
Federal authorities worried that MF Global had violated a basic principle in this business: customer assets must be kept separate from company funds.
Although it is a basic principle in any law governing conflict that those who lay down their weapons must be treated humanely, the rules are different for international conflicts -- for which the Geneva Conventions were written and under which the United States would be directly responsible for the treatment of P.O.W.'s -- and internal conflicts.
In response to the interrogation of about 40 Israelis upon arrival in Istanbul on a Turkish Airlines flight on Monday, Turkey pointed to intense security inspections of Turkish passengers in Tel Aviv Airport last week and said reciprocity was a basic principle in international customs procedures.
This is a basic principle in law.
The frequency and voltage stability is a basic principle in the power system operation.
We work closely with utilities and start with a basic principle: people living in low-income areas are customers, too, and in most cases they can afford to pay for a utility-managed water supply.
"There is a principle here, a basic principle," he said in an interview, echoing arguments repeatedly put forth by President Jacques Chirac of France, "that if someone tries to wage war on their own account, without other states, without an international mandate, it means all the world is confusion and a wild jungle".
The consumption of coagulation factors, especially FV and FVIII, is a basic principle of DIC in trauma, which was confirmed several decades ago [ 77].
Furthermore, the 'primum non nocere-principle' (= 'first, do not harm') was mentioned as a basic principle of quality, in particular, when administering substances to a patient such as phytotherapy or Chinese drugs.
"The separation of party and state is of crucial importance, a basic principle of constitutional democracy .Changes in electoral districts were in line with suggestions by the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe and the Venice Commission of the Council of Europe, concludes a recent OSCE report.
