Sentence examples for cardinal principle from inspiring English sources

This is a cardinal principle of free speech.

Flexibility is thus a cardinal principle of tactics.

She developed an elaborate theology and established celibacy as the cardinal principle of the community.

The episode made budget secrecy a cardinal principle of British political life.

"That's really been a cardinal principle of our site selection," he said.

Their cardinal principle remained that each should be able to read the Bible in his own tongue.

Those two cardinal principles of equal protection each suffices to invalidate respondents' race-based policy.

A front-page editorial in People's Daily on Monday emphasized the absolute need to observe the "Four Cardinal Principles".

The second principle that flowed from their aggressive idealism was militancy, or jihad, which the Khārijites considered to be among the cardinal principles, or pillars, of Islam.

In the middle of it is a refusal to make nice with the tradition of all-over abstraction, one of the cardinal principles of the Abstract Expressionist.

"Two cardinal principles of Judaism have been violated: a support of censorship and the public embarrassment of a fellow Jew," wrote Rabbi Philip N. Kranz of the Temple Sinai in Sandy Springs, Ga.