Sentence examples for apart from the principle of from inspiring English sources

Various treatment options have been reported apart from the principle of 'watch and wait' for spontaneous consolidation.

Apart from the principles of equality and representation, there is compelling evidence that they contribute something different.

Apart from the general principle of human rights, religious diversity is a safeguard against the "clash of civilisations" between Islam and the West that extremists expect or want.

The presence of any other sigma factors association with msdps2 promoter, apart from the principle sigma factors, need to be explored.

Apart from the principle, the military tribunals don't have the experience, rules or qualified lawyers for such a case.

(Apart, but one hopes never so far apart, from the rule of law mattering, that is).

However, quite apart from the general principle, Obama's appointment of Susan Rice to the post and to the cabinet along with Hillary Clinton as secretary of state makes the latter's appointment more palatable.

"Apart from the cost and practical reasons, a number of them objected to the principle of putting the Welsh language first".

Further, the principle of superposition can be employed to analyze the periodic transmission error excitation and/or combined excitation problems provided that the excitation frequencies are sufficiently apart from each other.

It is only when you set yourself apart from another because he or she disagrees with you on one of your litmus tests for liberty that you elevate that issue above the principle of liberty, itself.

"The principle of associative symmetry".