Sentence examples for certain fundamental principles from inspiring English sources

There are certain fundamental principles which those cases recognize and which are not open to dispute.

"We need agreement nationally on certain fundamental principles," said Robert H. Helmick, president of the Olympic committee.

Montreal's mayor, Valérie Plante, deemed the law a "slippery slope" that "contravenes certain fundamental principles the Quebec and Canadian charters of rights".

AD is based on (1) certain fundamental principles embodied in a set of equations, (2) experimental methods and instrumentation and (3) numerical and computational methods.

"But I cannot escape the conclusion that the process by which this notice has been promulgated falls short of certain fundamental principles that govern the behavior of administrative agencies".

As a people, we must reaffirm our dedication to certain fundamental principles: respect for the rule of law, treating others as we want to be treated and equal treatment under the law.

The result was the Malta meeting between the Patriotic Front and an Anglo-American team at which the Patriotic Front emphasized the need for accepting certain fundamental democratic principles, such as universal adult suffrage, free elections, restructuring of public service, and the disbanding of the Smith regime's illegal army.

Demonstration is causal knowledge, and a science in Aristotle's sense is systematic knowledge of one limited subject developed through demonstrating necessary conclusions by making use of certain fundamental causal principles relevant to the subject at hand.

In support of its application, Portugal relied, inter alia, on the breach of certain rules and fundamental principles of the WTO.

That historical reality not always fits these fundamental principles is for sure certain.

In addition to provisions for common structural actions (which include aids for fleet renewal as well as capacity reduction programmes) the structural regime lays down certain fundamental conditions for fishing, notably the principle of equal access of Member State's fishing fleets to each other's waters (beyond the six-mile territorial limit).