Sentence examples for chief principle from inspiring English sources

The chief principle underlying it is reciprocity: Both parties understand and acknowledge that they've entered into a voluntary relationship that benefits both sides.

The incentive effort, the first of its kind, received quick approval last summer from the Bush administration, which is encouraging states to experiment with "personal responsibility" as a chief principle of their Medicaid programs.

The chief principle at stake in the revived debate over term limits is whether rules imposed by the voters in a referendum should be overturned by the City Council.

In today's long-running mob drama, "The Trump Syndicate," lying is also the chief principle of discourse.

Finally, this information is framed by a concise description of the chief principles, tools, and applications of the genome editing field as a whole.

One of the chief principles that describe a patient-centered medical home is that care is organized across all elements of the broader health care system, including community pharmacies.

The German philosopher Ernst Cassirer demonstrated the likelihood that Galileo was fond of the Meno because it contained the first statement of the "hypothetical" method, a modus operandi that characterized Galileo's own scientific practice and that would come to be known as one of the chief principles of the "new science".

Writing in the Journal du Dimanche newspaper this week, Chirac said he had seen La Rafle, and that its powerful recreation of the round-up was a reminder that one of the chief principles of society had to be "the courage to declare... that force should never prevail over law".

Both sides in the dispute draw heavily on the college's chief governing principle, known here as the Gentleman's Rule.

Nimbolide (1), a limonoid isolated from Azadirachta indica, is the chief cytotoxic principle in Neem leaves extract.

Whenever nationalism becomes the chief organising principle of society, state violence is not far behind.