Sentence examples for an accepted principle from inspiring English sources

"ONE person, one vote" is an accepted principle, in Western democracies at least.

In many media businesses it is an accepted principle that such products cost more.

Optimization of cut-off grade is now an accepted principle for open pit planning studies.

"Revenue sharing is an accepted principle by all the constituent elements of the Iraqi government, including the Kurds, and that is the unifying element that we're all hoping for in the oil law," Mr. Salih said in an interview.

For it is an accepted principle of contract law, often applied in the case of construction contracts, that the promisee upon breach has the option to forego any suit on the contract and claim only the reasonable value of his performance.

p384 In the UK for example this has been an accepted principle of the UK constitutional arrangement since the sixteenth century.

Gilbert proposes that "our everyday concept of a social convention is that of a jointly accepted principle of action, a group fiat with respect to how one is to act in certain situations" (p. 377).

Ours is an age in which the responsibility for protecting people when their physical survival is at stake has become an increasingly accepted principle in international relations.

EN 50126 recommends that a generally accepted principle should be used and introduces the three risk acceptance principles, GAME, ALARP and MEM: GAME (Globalement Au Moins Equivalent).

Similarly, privacy is a widely accepted principle.

Consequently, it is a worldwide accepted principle to excise the lesion whenever diagnosed.