Sentence examples for either principle from inspiring English sources

Either principle may have genuine weight and independently influence practical reasoning without necessarily outweighing all other considerations.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla .— When it comes to pursuing federal largess, most of the states that oppose the 2010 health care law have refused to let either principle or politics block their paths to the trough.

It's not clear whether he has changed his position on either principle now, in the wake of the Paris attacks, albeit that seems highly unlikely for such a consistently principled individual.

It is perhaps most charitable to read Lange as suggesting that there is nothing in materialism that requires one principle or the other, but that one could find oneself attracted to either principle, even if one started from theoretical materialism.

Outpatient analysis included claims-related CLD identified from either principle or secondary diagnoses.

So there is no justification, in either principle or practice, for leaving the most disadvantaged mothers and children behind.

It follows that, in systems of constructive mathematics affirming AC (but not Excluded Middle) either the principle of Predicative Comprehension or the principle of Extensionality of Functions must fail.

Either the principle of civil recourse is grounded in a principle of justice or it is not.

And the inconsistency in the second argument can be averted if one gives up either the principle that 'ought' implies 'can' or the agglomeration principle.

Robins frames his argument in terms of a dilemma: either the principle of fairness is sufficiently strong to generate promissory obligations, in which case it is a principle of tacit consent, and thus the appeal is circular, or the principle of fairness is weak enough to avoid circularity, and thus too weak to ground promissory obligations.

We do not need to abandon either the principle of accountability or the fill-in-the-bubble format.