Sentence examples for eroding the principle of from inspiring English sources
In pursuing the principle of noninterference, we are eroding the principle of doing anything we please without being blasted away by jittery agents of the state.
And finally: the political standstill within Chancellor Merkel's government, its refusal to govern and to frame and shape our country leads to a state of affairs where social status in our society is once again more and more a matter of one's social background – eroding the principle of equal chances for all, totally eradicating the empowering role of the educational system.
This week, Britain's chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, announced the end of child allowances — worth £20 a week, or about $32, for a first child and £13 for each subsequent one — for individuals earning more than around £44,000 a year, eroding the principle of universality that underpinned the welfare state.
Secondly, Smith's new regime leaves the innocent who have been cleared of charges of minor, non-violent crime on the database for six years, which erodes the principle of innocent until proven guilty and in classic New Labour fashion creates a third way, neither innocent or guilty but innocentish.
As President Bush knocks down treaty after treaty, he erodes the principles of rule of law and multilateral cooperation that are critical in the post-Sept.
This may erode the safety principle of separation in time due to minimizing tracking times and creates flow instability at the saturation points.
The government's reforms to the NHS, schools, local authorities and Whitehall risk eroding the basic democratic principles of transparency and ministerial accountability, the parliamentary committee responsible for vetting government spending has warned.
In the past few weeks these two companies have forced the powerful IG Metall trade union to accept deals that erode, if not quite repeal, the principle of the 35-hour week.
He added: "In a small number of cases the association believes the actions may have broken the principles of governance, contravened good employment practices and risk eroding the basic entitlement of children to a rounded education".
