Sentence examples for contradicts the principles from inspiring English sources
But we are concerned that this verdict denies the strong evidence and contradicts the principles of international law".
The noticed problem was a relatively high background noise (NC-40) due to the utilization of natural ventilation which directly contradicts the principles of room isolation.
He added: "On the contrary, it violates Georgia's sovereignty and territorial integrity, and blatantly contradicts the principles of international law, OSCE [Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe] principles and Russia's international commitments".
Renouncing fundamental opposition to western cultural hegemony contradicts the principles of justice and the right to independence, which have been at the heart of Persian nationalism for centuries, the theory goes.
A compromise is not an agreement reached behind closed doors between two members of the same political party, especially when it contradicts the principles so fundamental to one side.
She said: "The alienation that women feel has profound consequences for younger generations who are taught that Islam treats both men and women as spiritual equals, yet the practice within mosques contradicts the principles".
"The behaviour of the United Kingdom contradicts the principle of the peaceful settlement of controversies supported unanimously by countries in the region," the note said.
The Obama administration should remember, however, that its victory is self-defeating as well because it contradicts the principle of democracy that Washington advocates in dealing with "undemocratic" and "unenlightened" nations.
Nothing is more amusing than the sight of a self-made tycoon whining about the taxman's interest in his heirs while ignoring the fact that this contradicts the principle of self-reliance that got him where he is in the first place.
Any deliberate effort to demean or insult people of faith contradicts the principle of tolerance that is so central to the American ideal.
This exposes them to additional risk and contradicts the principle of non-maleficence.
