Sentence examples for declare the principle from inspiring English sources

They can declare the principle of non-discrimination without issuing a bevy of rules.

Yet Mr. Thomas was right to declare the principle because the existing Medicare entitlement, lacking a drug benefit, is seriously deficient.

There was a very large assembly present, and the spirit of the Lord was upon us, and we were enabled to declare the principles of righteousness in great plainness to the people.

The Labour government declared the principle "contrary to common sense" and abolished it.

In 1978, he issued Law No. 4, which declared the principle of "the house to its resident".

He declares the principle of utility, or the "greatest happiness" principle, to be the basic foundation of morals: Actions are right in proportion to their promotion of happiness for all beings, and wrong as they produce the reverse.

The draft document retains a longstanding provision declaring the principles of Islamic law to be the main source of legislation.

He explicitly pledged to maintain the 30-year-old article of the Egyptian constitution declaring the principles of Islamic law to be its bedrock.

That would leave in place an existing clause declaring the principles of Islamic law to be the sources of Egyptian law.

The law firm Slaughter and May begins its diversity statement piously declaring: "The principles of equal opportunity and diversity are fundamental to our continuing success". But the company goes on to blame its 38.5% pay gap on its low-paid female secretaries, and in its glossy internal briefing note decides to recalculate the gap once the "all-female secretarial population" is removed.

"This decision," the Cooper court said of Marbury, "declared the basic principle that the federal judiciary is supreme in the exposition of the law of the Constitution, and that principle has ever since been respected by this court and the country as a permanent and indispensible feature of our constitutional system".