Sentence examples for a core principle that from inspiring English sources

The New York District Court has held that liability in international law "for knowing practical assistance or encouragement which has a substantial effect on the perpetration of the crime" is a core principle that forms the foundation of customary international legal norms [ 50].

But the primacy of bureaucracy over democracy is a core principle that EU institutions will never compromise.

Benkler imagined "a core principle that when a whistleblower discloses facts that actually lead to significant public debate and change in policy – that is to say a public rejection whether through judicial action or legislative action; a reversal – that is the core or heart of what needs to be protected in whistleblowing".

There is a core principle that we will apply to all of our actions: even as we clean up the mess at Guantánamo, we will constantly re-evaluate our approach, subject our decisions to review from the other branches of government, and seek the strongest and most sustainable legal framework for addressing these issues in the long-term.

For nearly 70 years Europe had held to a core principle: that borders could not be changed by force.

Undoubtedly there will be a debate but Brussels will fight it hard, to defend a core principle that EU nationals can travel and work freely anywhere in the EU.

"The announcement appeared to be a deliberate attempt to take attention from the pre-eminent baseball event of the year, the World Series, and showed a significant disregard for the core principle that baseball is a team game and not an individual sport," DuPuy said.

In a rapidly changing environment, there are a few core principles that inspire and empower our team.

To do otherwise would be a violation of our core principle that human rights are universal.

The organization's leaders considered his argument and rejected it, saying it would be "a violation of our core principle that human rights are universal" to ignore problems in Israel or the United States.

In the summer, Trump told the New York Times he did not believe in Nato's core principle: that an attack on one member should be met by a response from all.