Sentence examples similar to another established principle from inspiring English sources

"It's a well established principle of inquiries that they should be fair, transparent and impartial," he said.

Labour's deputy leader told Grayling: "The sovereign's constitutional impartiality is an established principle of our democracy.

Her supporters claim it is an established principle that ministers are politically accountable for the decisions of their departmental civil servants.

In the product development it is an established principle to develop products in a sustainable way.

For being accepted as procedural tool there has to be universal element in an established principle.

That should not be a radical position in a country in which separation of church and state is a long established principle.

"It has long been the established principle of this country that the president of the United States leads our foreign policy," said former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney.

There are well established principles of antirust.

Three established principles determine the issue before us.

The failures violate all kinds of established principles of new-business formation.

The report concluded that almost half the money "was spent fruitlessly, breaching established principles of propriety".