Sentence examples for be a principle of from inspiring English sources

More important was the principle (it seemed to be a principle) of not paying speakers.

Any principle used to provide such categorizations appears to be a principle of metaphysics.

If the original impulse is common to all life, then there must also be a principle of divergence and differentiation that explains evolution; this is Bergson's tendency theory.

Such a thesis appears to be a principle of inertia, and, indeed, Spinoza seems to invoke a principle of inertia in the terms he uses at IIIp6.

The case of policy integration for reforestation in ROK is a good example demonstrating that policy integration should be a principle of forest policy design and implementation.

In addition, he said there should be a "principle of solidarity" among European countries, and that southern states along the Mediterranean should not be left on their own to deal with the problems posed by mass immigration.

It is distinguished as a principle of actuality in a being from the material principle which is a principle of potentiality and change in corporeal beings.

"It is a principle of music to repeat the theme.

"It's a principle of art," Mr. Gnedovsky said.

"That has been a principle of the union.

But disinterest in good government has long been a principle of modern conservatism.