Sentence examples for defining principle from inspiring English sources

Yet democracy is the European Union's founding and defining principle.

Roosevelt's New Deal grafted that simple but defining principle onto the political structure of the nation.

But it should not be our defining principle, even if it would help promote economic growth.

It took the medium's first (and, regrettably, defining) principle — shoot them before they shoot you — and abstracted it.

Before we can do this, however, we need to commit ourselves to a defining principle that informs and inspires everything we do.

In the absence of a "legal" document, what is politically acceptable – in other words, what "the people" will tolerate – becomes the defining principle.

It is about setting a framework for talks, defining principles, rallying regional support.

In order to avoid such anomalies, in this paper we are interested in defining principles, called rationality postulates, that can be used to judge the quality of a rule-based argumentation system.

In defining "principles of equality between women and men," its 30 clauses seek to establish gender equality at all social, economic and political levels.

Based on evidence currently available, the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) has defined principle markers useful for risk stratification in acute PE (Table 2) [3].

Great leaders analyse needs and define principles to deliver a vision.