Sentence examples for any principle of from inspiring English sources

This cannot be compared to any principle of taxation.

Under any principle of law, the generals' answer must be, that it does.

"This bill isn't about preserving any principle of transparency," Mr. McConnell said.

To have a defendant acting simultaneously as both prosecutor and judge is not compatible with any principle of law".

I don't know of any principle of international law or any other law of common decency that would allow that".

Seward told Weed that Freeman "is deaf, deserted, ignorant, and his conduct is unexplainable on any principle of sanity.

"The way these proceedings have been conducted," he contended, "is absolutely not compliant with any principles of justice.

They therefore held that one could not, as Hegel tried, deduce the actual course of events from any "principles of dialectics"; the principles must be inferred from the events.

But rather in day-to-day conversations, many have walked away from speaking to Muslims with the feeling that Islam is pretty devoid of any principles of Mercy.

More than that: it is a violation of any known principle of human decency.

"More than that: it is a violation of any known principle of human dignity".