Sentence examples for governed by the principle from inspiring English sources

The Lib Dem leader stresses he is not in principle opposed to the state gathering big data, but says this has to be governed by the principle that the government should intrude as little as possible into private affairs.

Yet we seem to be governed by the principle "no child left unprescribed".

In international law, unilateral secessions are governed by the principle of effectiveness.

Modern culture is in a permanent state of fragmentation, governed by "the principle of uncertainty".

The report, titled Caveat Venditor, argues that auto-enrolment should be governed by the principle of seller not buyer beware.

This case is governed by the principle on which rests the decision in Asbell v. Kansas, 209 U.S. 251, 28 S.Ct.

It should be governed by the principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality and independence, GHA adds.

They suggest that we are not now being governed by the principles that the founding document actually lays down.

His solution is that American courts should be governed by the principles of human rights exemplified in the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights.

Moreover, all schools today, whether under local control or not, are governed by the principles of "open enrolment" and "local management" laid out in Baker's 1988 Education Reform Act.

The procedures for translating photographic data into maps are governed by the principles of photogrammetry and yield a degree of accuracy previously unattainable.