Sentence examples for favoured principle from inspiring English sources

As originally formulated, contractualism departs from utilitarianism by allowing the individual to reject the optimific principles whenever they place a greater burden on her than her favoured principle places on any other single individual.

Real-time relative quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) has long been a favoured principle for relative quantifications of nucleic acid sequences.

"More than two-thirds of those who spoke today said they favoured the principle of all weapons being subject to the principle of 'meaningful human control'".

Innovative methods are often favoured in principle, but they are generally treated with suspicion in practice until proven sound and reliable.

The first-tier tribunal (FTT) had issued a 2-1 majority verdict in November 2012 which favoured, in principle, the Murray Group and ordered that HMRC's £46.2m demands, about three-quarters of which referred to the liquidated club, be "reduced substantially".

A wide range of political opinion had always favoured in principle the establishment of unitary authorities.

FE professionals generally favour the principle of a new, more flexible range of qualifications designed to give employers and individuals what they want.

Its political requirements are minimalist and mostly negative: it seeks to avoid war and human rights abuses, and on principle favours the rule of law and peaceful political transitions.

6) Favour principles, not rules, but follow the rules you have and stop letting power win over truth and reason.

The "set" R = {x: x ∉ x} exists according to the principle of comprehension (which allows any open sentence to determine a class), but if so, R ∈ R iff R ∉ R. It is a direct contradiction to the principle favoured by Frege and Russell.

In Bangladeshi politics there are two groups, favouring different principles, one Islamic and the other secular.