Sentence examples similar to charge principle from inspiring English sources
The political establishment guards zealously the tax-funded free-of-charge principle of public health care provision for the sake of retaining electoral support.
Based on the charge balance principle, the average currents of capacitors, I Ca1_avg, I Ca2_avg, and I Co3_avg are zero.
Even in the United States, which has such a charge in principle, 90% of the banks didnt pay it from 1996 to 2006.
And even though the Lib Dems support congestion charging in principle, they are opposing Labour's brave plans to introduce it in Edinburgh, for reasons which seem to stem solely from perceived electoral advantage.
Local charge neutrality rule: The electroneutrality principle applies locally to small clusters of ions (eq 5).
"There is a danger the charge undermines the principle of sentencing that punishment is determined and then adjusted to reflect the individual circumstances".
The book has gone through fifteen editions, totalling a hundred and twenty thousand copies; it has been read or dramatized on radio more than a hundred times; and it has been used in a fiction-writing course at N.Y.U. to illustrate what the instructor in charge called "the principle of intensification".
Chemical reaction follows mass conservation principle, charge conservation principle, and electronic balance principle.
The schematics uses a charge transfer amplifier principle.
This may seem to offer another strategy against the "self-undercutting" charge because the principle applies to a different language than that in which it is expressed.
And, he notes that four people currently in the custody of the anti-terrorism division inside the Green Zone have already confessed to the bombing of the Parliament, the principle charge against him.
