Sentence examples for a starting principle from inspiring English sources

This is unobjectionable as an abstract proposition and a starting principle.

Although announcement of the cap was well received in most quarters, at least as a starting principle, worries have set in about both its likely effectiveness and its complexity.

Security too often feels like a feature tacked on at the end, and not a starting principle.

In B1 he says, "In my opinion, anyone beginning a logos (account) ought to present a starting principle (archē) that is indisputable and a style that is simple and stately".

Another minister went further: "This is a starting principle and can evolve".

How do you think about what features to include in Facebook For Glass? Tseng: From a developer perspective, our starting principle was the user experience.

Although the Supreme Court found the legislatively prescribed standard to be unobjectionable as an abstract proposition and starting principle, it noted "the problem inheres in the absence of specific standards to ensure its equal application".

The failings of the Curzon model made the appeal of swadeshi — self-help — the starting principle of Indian independence.

Doctor Strange director Scott Derrickson will be starting principle photography in London this November, having been scouting out buildings in New York recently.

The solutions imply that there is wide agreement on a number of starting principles concerning the integrity of radiology as a specialty and particularly the organizational integrity of all imaging services within the enterprise (hospital, multispecialty practice).

One of the basic starting principles is the ability of applying the method to a complete safety study case, as it is presented in this paper.