Sentence examples for established principles of from inspiring English sources
The report concluded that almost half the money "was spent fruitlessly, breaching established principles of propriety".
"We live in an age where even established principles of humanity and decency are under constant threat," he said.
Malley left the impression that Kerry's sketch would not go far beyond the established principles of action.
In the supreme court, we will seek to reinforce the importance of parliamentary sovereignty and the rule of law – core, established principles of our constitutional law.
Townshend also nominated this as the most important concern for Australia, because it shows "we have a US president who is fundamentally questioning the interests that lie behind established principles of US foreign policy in Asia".
By established principles of mathematical physics, the velocity of an object is defined as the rate of change of its position, and the acceleration is defined as the rate of change of the velocity.
The failures violate all kinds of established principles of new-business formation.
In principle, Scandinavia should be in a strong position to make this transition: well-established principles of equity and equality combined with a lack of colonial baggage.
He wanted an "allowance" to "ensure a more equitable and fair implementation of the Exchanges" and asked Sebelius to make a favorable interpretation "within your discretion under well-established principles of administrative law".
"The grievance shows a complete lack of understanding of the well-established principles of the N.F.L. collective bargaining agreement," the counsel Dennis Curran said in a statement released by the Cardinals.
Responding to Mr. Hayes, the majority wrote, "Our decision adheres to well-established principles of bargaining unit determination reflected in the language of the act and decades of board and judicial precedent".
