Sentence examples for central principle of from inspiring English sources

The central principle of the game is an attention to detail that is frankly obsessive.

Across the board -- hate crimes  -- we have made sure that that is a central principle of this administration, because I think it's a central principle of America.

As Mr. Obama has learned, the central principle of Mrs. Clinton's combat style is simple endurance.

The cultivation and maintenance of its support was a central principle of Churchill's thought.

Is not a central principle of Western democracy the subordination of the military to political leadership?

But they realise that challenging the central principle of Roe would doom them with moderate voters particularly women.

It is time for a new settlement which recognises that free movement is a central principle of the EU, but it cannot be a completely unqualified one".

Last October, he told the Commons that "fairness" would be a central principle of his spending cuts: "We are all in this together".

And it would clearly not be 100percentt effective against missiles, meaning that the threat of massive retaliation would still be a central principle of American nuclear doctrine.

This is why the weakest part of the book is the concluding chapters, where he extends his central principle of homeostasis to embrace human history, society and culture.

Pyne said on Sunday he was prepared to compromise on every part of the package to secure the central principle of university deregulation.