Sentence examples for immutable principles from inspiring English sources

According to Bernard, reality is composed of three invisible, immutable principles: God, Ideas, and matter.

Without immutable principles, the only thing possible, Mr. Fish proposes, is a form of "inspired adhoccery".

Schenker's idea that each musical composition has immutable principles with room for individuality is remarkably similar.

"Many years ago, Gandhi showed the world that nonviolence was one of those immutable principles in the struggle for justice.

White's account will give little comfort to conservatives who see the court's response to the crisis of 1937 as a craven abandonment of immutable principles or to liberals who see the New Deal as a permanent feature of our constitutional landscape -- the equivalent of a constitutional amendment.

But we reached an agreement that the new parliament, elected in 1994, would also, together with its senate, be a constitution-writing assembly, and that a final constitution would be negotiated during that first period of five years, which would have to, in terms of the transitional constitution, which would have to comply with around 34 immutable principles certified by a constitutional court.

"Subject serving ruler, son serving father, and wife serving husband" together constitute "an immutable principle of the world".

An immutable principle of military operations has also worked to stall plans for major troop reductions: the American combat troops who remain in Iraq, and the growing number of Iraqi security forces, will still require substantial numbers of American forces to help with supply, intelligence and training operations.

However, by recalling Lord Acton's immutable principle as well as Eisenhower's warning about the corrosive impact of the Military Industrial Complex, we see that the lower levels of city and state governments are inherently more reachable and less subject to corruption than the higher and more powerful levels of federal government.

The presence of Russian troops terrorized the Sejm, and Russia formally guaranteed as immutable such principles of Polish politics as liberum veto, elective monarchy, and dominance of the szlachta.

The final, immutable rule.