Sentence examples for contest the principle from inspiring English sources

While it is hard to contest the principle of fighting Islamic State, to do so without a clear strategic purpose and intelligible objectives is lunacy.

While the pro-Israel lobbyists may feel uncomfortable about the Jewish settlements and can hardly contest the principle of a Palestinian state, at the same time they seem prepared to stand up to the White House in order to secure continued U.S. material and financial aid to Israel.

According to the award-winning Mondragon entry for the Harvard Business Review/McKinsey contest, "These principles have a direct impact in how Mondragon is managed".

The suggestion that judgments of moral permissibility may influence us in describing a harmful result as merely foreseen contest the explanatory value of the principle of double effect.

The top court's ruling, however, did validate the principle that creditors can contest safeguard procedures.

In this article, we will not contest Savulescu and Kahane's formulation of the principle, nor their application of it.

But I do want to contest the bizarre idea that, in principle, suicides could not be adduced as evidence against the changes in the welfare system.

Ed Miliband has shrewdly backed the principle of a cap, while contesting the government's analysis of why welfare spending has been rising and how it should be controlled.

While Kant was writing the Only Possible Ground, he prepared a submission to the contest, the Inquiry Concerning the Distinctness of the Principles of Natural Theology and Morals (1764).

He has built teams in that period, always on the principle that the side that can pass the ball most accurately controls the contest.

But Kashmiri separatists don't contest Indian elections and they argue voters choosing between a range of pro-India parties are not endorsing the principle of Indian rule.