Sentence examples for a principle at a from inspiring English sources

What regulates their use is a principle at a different level: the public use of practical reason is self-referential and recursive in examining the conditions of its own employment.

However, certain sections such as those concerned with the explanation of processes, or expositions that describe a principle at a higher level of abstraction, or competing arguments that justify a claim, are likely to require a deeper probing of the functional structure at the micro level to secure an adequate understanding.

But there is a principle at the heart of being an expert witness, according to Woolfson.

The proposed architecture realizes such a principle at two stages: an intra-finger level and an inter-finger one.

And there is also a principle at stake: the media in a democracy must not be licensed by the state, especially one as centralised as Britain's.

There is a principle at stake here.

A principle at odds with Hynes' secrecy policy.

Competition is a principle at the heart of capitalism.

But there is a principle at stake, is there not?

There is a principle at stake here which is a good deal larger than anything else that is at stake: and Ruth Padel (and to a lesser extent Arvind Mehrotra) are in a position to do something about it, by withdrawing and revealing the election to now be an empty charade.

"There's a principle at stake here," he said recently by telephone.