Sentence examples for another cherished principle from inspiring English sources

His greatest victory for the principle that labor should own the wealth it creates was bought, it turns out, at the price of another cherished principle: union.

CIVILIAN control of the military is a cherished principle in American government.

This "most-favoured nation" clause is the world trading system's most cherished principle.

The rule against misjoinder remains, however, as an ultimate safeguard of our cherished principle that one is tried for one's own deeds, and not for another's.

At times he has come close to disparaging the cherished principle of free movement of European citizens across borders.

The cherished principle of local control, and the abundance of local governments, lie at the core of the state's political culture.

And it might be a more appropriate line of argument for the leader of a country where the separation of church and state is a cherished principle.

In France especially, the question is a delicate one because of the cherished principle of laicité strict separation of church and state which has prevailed in most of the country since 1905.

Serving a commander in chief with so little knowledge and such poor judgment has apparently led Cabinet members to look beyond the cherished principle of absolute civilian primacy over the U.S. military.

On the face of it, today's announcement in Nature that a team of Princeton physicists have broken the light barrier demolishes what is arguably science's most cherished principle.

The British government was also sent a stark warning not to expect any compromise on the EU's cherished principle of free movement of people if it wants access to the single market.