Sentence examples for broken the principle from inspiring English sources

Was she trying to say, he asked Dr. Correoso, that if morphine killed a patient, "you wouldn't mind?" "Then you've already broken the principle of double effect," Dr. Correoso replied.

He added: "In a small number of cases the association believes the actions may have broken the principles of governance, contravened good employment practices and risk eroding the basic entitlement of children to a rounded education".

"I do not see myself why an emergency brake on these lines means breaking the principle of freedom of movement.

Moreover, because the tax credit would be based on household incomes, it would break the principle that men and women should be taxed independently.

Every shadow science minister accuses every science minister of breaking the principle – irrespective of which parties are in and out of office at any time.

Mr Tsipras may calculate that European creditors will give way in order to avoid a Grexit, which would hurt the euro zone as a whole by breaking the principle that membership of the single currency is irrevocable.

And they don't break the principle that there should be free movement because many British people benefit from moving inside the EU to live and work in other countries".

If you are part of a network and being unfairly excluded because other companies want more control, that's wrong and breaks the principle of the internet which is about opportunity, new ideas and a global concept.

It follows that Smoluchowski's trapdoor could not operate as it would break the Principle of Microscopic Reversibility.

By setting up a special cancer drugs fund he broke the principles of Nice, providing high-cost drugs regardless of their QALY benefits.

Submitting the complaint, Mann said action would have to be taken, arguing that Cameron had "broken the rules and principles of standards in public life".