Sentence examples for governing principles of from inspiring English sources

It treats abstractions as the governing principles of social life.

The governing principles of American democracy and Chinese Communism guarantee a degree of friction.

And when we do act, it is often difficult to discern the governing principles of action.

This country's governing principles of transparency and due process mandate that any rules implemented by our regulators comport with the democratically-elected legislature's intention to protect the people from the widespread banking abuses and excesses of the recent past.

"I come here to give little bit of hope to the people," Ms. Leong said during a recent visit to Villawood, where posters display the governing principles of Serco, beginning with "We foster an entrepreneurial culture".

While Mr. Drucker didn't have all the answers, his ideas about the governing principles of the new era offer some intriguing clues about which of the new software offerings have the best chances and what business schools should be, but aren't, teaching.

That's our bedrock governing principle of our phone system".

It's time to question the originalism that has been a governing principle of constitutional jurisprudence.

The governing principle of the meeting was that all interpretations of voice-hearing, no matter how unusual, would be accepted.

"Civility cannot be a governing principle of citizenship or leadership," he said, adding that "though the war in which we are engaged is cultural, not civil," one should not let principles be "cannibalized".

(The governing principle of American warfare since Vietnam, reinforced by the "Black Hawk Down" episode in Somalia, is to minimize casualties, on the questionable basis that Americans have no appetite for putting Americans in danger).