Sentence examples for from the very principles from inspiring English sources
36 In short, the United Kingdom's reading of Article 307 EC would break away from the very principles on which the Union is founded, while there is nothing in the Treaty to suggest that Article 307 EC has a special status – let alone a special status of that magnitude – in the constitutional framework of the Community.
To the extent that consent is the basis of democratic authority for Locke, this suggests that there are limits to what a democratic assembly may do that derive from the very principles that ground the authority.
He apparently would explain the lack of concern often shown for poverty relief as a failure to draw the correct implications from the very principles of beneficence that ordinary morality embraces.
What if we chose to accept the fact that every few years, despite all reasonable precautions, some hundreds or thousands of us may die in the sort of ghastly terrorist attack that a democratic republic cannot 100-percent protect itself from without subverting the very principles that make it worth protecting?
Nevertheless, it is important to contextualize the hate that is never far from the surface in societies founded on the very principles espoused by the murderer.
The very principle of the European Union will be challenged.
The rating module was born from this very principle.
They perhaps can envision creating a new business, like PSS, built on open-book principles from the very beginning.
It was part of the game's design principles from the very first pitch.
