Sentence examples for essential principles of our from inspiring English sources

President Hollande says France would refuse "the undermining of the essential principles of our agriculture, our culture, of mutual access to public markets".

In his inaugural address, President Thomas Jefferson declared that one of "the essential principles of our Government" was "peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all nations, entangling alliances with none".

It is an essential principle of our system that a person should not be punished unless they have been convicted of an offence.

Irony and paradox were essential principles of literary form.

Those trying to grasp the essential principles of Cameron's rule find everything turns to dust in their hands.

On both sides, however, there are double standards and the kind of contradiction evident in Khomeini's violation of the essential principles of his mentor, Mulla Sadra.

And they said that for the prime minister to control the size and composition of the constituent assembly amounted to a breach of "essential principles of democracy".

In the West, two essential principles of Hellenic and Christian political philosophy were transmitted, if only in elementary definitions, in rudimentary encyclopaedias.

"We regard these factors as the most essential principles of urban density, as catalysts that are generated by cities and evolve further".

It's a cute way of keeping the essential principles of the show intact (chiefly Piggy the diva), and some of the ideas are fairly amusing, but there aren't as many actual jokes as you might hope for.

The time has come for Australia to implement the essential principles of the declaration, and put formal structures in place for us to always have a say in the political decisions and laws that are made about us.