Sentence examples for between the principle from inspiring English sources

Two years ago, 13 countries, including Germany, called for further discussion on the interaction between the principle of free movement and access to benefits.

There is a gap between the principle of parliamentary government – that a government is responsible to parliament – and the principle of democratic government, that a government is responsible to the people.

– Chris Banks, chair of the Public Chairs Forum Argumentss in favour of quangos are poorly articulated: "They suffer from conflicting government priorities too – in particular the clash between the principle that small government is better and the need for effective regulatory oversight of crucial public services".

From time to time, tensions between the principle of open justice and the needs of national security will be inevitable.

Nothing (neither a matter, nor an act of will, nor even time) can be inserted between the Principle and Its effect (see also Ḥudūd: 42 43).

Here then is the methodological analogy and link between the principle of induction, conventions in the sense of apparent hypotheses and verifiable hypotheses.

The complaint, rooted in a clash between the principles of Hippocrates and those of Adam Smith, may not be fully curable.

In email correspondence, Gibbons said: "I am very disappointed with the gap between the principles of biodiversity offsetting and practice.

The 1966 constitution represented a compromise between the principles of parliamentary democracy and the ethnic divisions within the country.

He argued that the old-fashioned class struggle was being replaced by other, equally vexatious conflicts: for example, between the principles of equality and meritocracy in higher education.

However, there remains a disjunction between the principles of veganism adhered to by devotees like Ms Barker and the standards kept by the more casual believers.