Sentence examples for a simple principle that from inspiring English sources
There does not seem to be a simple principle that determines whether there are an even or odd number of mice at a particular time.
"The court issued a sharp and unequivocal ruling on a simple principle, that of equality before the law.
At its heart, however, is a simple principle that everyone should have access to the results of publicly or charitably funded research to read, use and build upon, and that this principle isn't restricted to the sciences.
He added: "The court issued a sharp and unequivocal ruling on a simple principle, that of equality before the law; nobody is above the law, not even a former president, all are subject to the law.
Allow me to propose a simple principle that the next president and Congress could follow as they devise a new financial regulatory regime to replace the one that failed so badly: If an activity is important enough to justify a government nationalization to prevent a default, it is important enough to be regulated.
The method relies on a simple principle that as damage evolves in a structural dynamic system, the damage indicator (i.e., diagnostic feature) behaves like a stable quasi-stationary equilibrium point in a subsidiary non-linear bifurcating system within the so-called damage center manifold.
The new bill is based on a very simple principle that every American would certainly agree with: the largest corporations in the world should not be receiving government small business contracts.
But it is important to remember the simple principle that would make such a war legal and just.
Mill's "one very simple principle"—that liberty may be restricted always and only to prevent harm to another is over-simple.
I have a very simple principle that will be the heart of the new legislation that will be necessary.
And it is a relatively simple principle that lies at the heart of our democracy that every vote that is legally cast must be fairly and accurately counted in accordance with the law.
