Sentence examples for a cardinal principle from inspiring English sources

This is a cardinal principle of free speech.

Flexibility is thus a cardinal principle of tactics.

The episode made budget secrecy a cardinal principle of British political life.

"That's really been a cardinal principle of our site selection," he said.

For many centuries, the protection of emissaries has been a cardinal principle enshrined in relations between nations, even ones at war.

It is a cardinal principle of international law that a state must not perform acts of sovereignty in the territory of a foreign state.

Because reproducibility is a cardinal research principle, mainstream journals make material-sharing a condition of publication.

In Germany, where workers are represented on company boards and "consensus" is a cardinal social principle, it can be a particularly delicate operation.

But any pricing scheme set up to accommodate them means that some content travels first class, some coach, and that, we are told, violates a cardinal Internet principle of "network neutrality".

Only one member of the committee, Mr Adair, formerly a procurator-fiscal in Glasgow, dissents from this cardinal principle.

She developed an elaborate theology and established celibacy as the cardinal principle of the community.