Sentence examples for deviate from the principle of from inspiring English sources

In order to avoid the problems resulting from manual comparisons, we propose a quantitative test that automatically measures the degree by which reconstruction systems deviate from the principle of vowel purity.

This gave them good reason to deviate from the principle of neutral communication.

Mr. Gusinsky acknowledged tonight that he had deviated from the principle of journalistic objectivity and used his company, Media-Most, to help re-elect President Boris N. Yeltsin in 1996.

However, high intake of sodium deviated from the principle of low sodium diet.

Moreover, the European Union also agreed to introduce legislation on emission standards which deviated from the principle of fuel-type neutrality.

"We must respond to this exceptional situation with exceptional measures," said the prime minister, but ruled out "exceptional measures which deviate from the principles of law and values".

"Our government has never deviated from the principles of friendship and partnership," specified in accords between the countries, he wrote.

I am far from a perfect person, as all of you know too well, but I know who I am, and I will never deviate from the principles that I have fought for all my life".

However, these approaches significantly deviate from the principles by which natural platelets function in two main ways.

"We are deeply sorry for the customer's experience; it has deviated from the principle that the Mercedes-Benz brand has adhered to," it said.

In spite of the change in the political map, and consequently the features of the relationship between countries, and even the entire international formation, the movement has kept its fundamentals and its compass hasn't changed, and it has never deviated from the main principles of its founding.