Sentence examples for deriving from this principle from inspiring English sources
Deriving from this principle is the prohibition of the use of an imprecise weapon which is likely to result in civilian injuries".
Deriving from this principle is the prohibition of the use of an imprecise weapon which is likely to result in civilian injuries". The IDF has deployed flechette shells in Gaza and Lebanon before.
Mr. Schwartz's concept derives from this principle.
According to him, the only things of which we can be certain are the principle of non-contradiction (i.e., "nothing both is and is not") and other propositions that can be derived from this principle.
According to what is now regarded as "Frege's Theorem," the Peano axioms for arithmetic can be derived from this principle in standard second-order logic (see Frege's Theorem and Foundations for Arithmetic).
A version of pacifism can thus be derived from this principle of the just war tradition by arguing against wars that do in fact end up killing innocent noncombatants.
From this principle the simple complete governing equations can be deduced, and the Maxwell stress can be naturally derived from this variational principle.
