Sentence examples for given that principle from inspiring English sources

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Given that principle, each party believes it has an obligation to make whatever arguments are most likely to bring about that outcome.

John Dickinson called the restriction of voting rights "a necessary defense against the dangerous influence of those multitudes without property and without principle" -- taking it as a given that principle demanded property.

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In the present case the condition which fails and prevents the achievement of that which was, in the contemplation of both parties, the foundation of the contract, is not expressly mentioned either as a condition of the contract or the purpose of it; but I think for the reasons which I have given that the principle of Taylor v. Caldwell ought to be applied.

This view might prove difficult to sustain, given that the principle not to infringe a human right applies universally, and given that the notion of a human right cannot easily be restricted to so-called negative rights, i.e. cannot easily be restricted to rights not to be interfered with.

Therefore, dicer-1 silencing might be a useful approach to validate miRNA candidates in those species with no sequenced genome, given that in principle only those small RNAs whose levels became lowered after dicer-1 RNAi would be miRNAs.

For instance, if the change brought about via plant transformation is to express a single unique protein in a plant, then the focus can be largely on the protein and its expression system, given that the principle of comparability (familiarity and substantial equivalence) has been addressed.

One who shared Hauerwas's theological commitments might find it difficult to serve as a lawyer, given that the principles of legal ethics are grounded in the kind of political liberalism that Hauerwas finds repellent.

This is perhaps not surprising given that the principles of organization of local spinal microcircuits remain elusive we have glimpses of an underlying order but lack a comprehensive view of their functional architecture.

Computer simulations do seem to have a non-inductive character, given that the principles by which they operate are built in by the programmers, and any results of the simulation follow from those in-built principles in such a way that those results could, in principle, be deduced from the program code and its inputs.

Instead, normative arguments for both prospective health and fair innings are assumed to be compelling; thus, given that both principles result in different prioritizations, a reconciliation of or trade-off between the two is required.

Given that my central principle is "let winning positions run, get out of loss-makers," the obvious candidates for deadline-induced removal are the laggards and losers.

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