Sentence examples for insert the principle of from inspiring English sources

But the ministers agreed to insert the principle of Georgian sovereignty and territorial integrity into their final communiqué.

They resisted efforts by those same countries to re-insert the principle of 'common but differentiated responsibility' into the agreement - the idea that developing countries should have to do less in fighting climate change than developed ones.

Lord Lester, the veteran Liberal Democrat peer and civil liberties campaigner, has been active in the Lords attempting to insert safeguards "for the principle of open justice" into the bill.

A new supersonic swirling separator was designed for the numerical calculation, in which a central body was inserted based on the principle of conservation of angular momentum.

Thus the preceding studies indicated the GvpC protein is sufficiently flexible to tolerate exogenous sequence inserts and thus support the principle of gas vesicles as a recombinant component for pathogen display/delivery.

Two detailed design versions are presented, both based on the principle of a parallel LC transformer inserted in a coaxial structure.

"The challenge was to find a way of inserting a greater political dimension into this process without compromising the principle of zero tolerance for terrorism," one senior administration official said.

Mr Blair's "Chicago Doctrine" was an attempt to insert a norm of ethical intervention into a world long dominated by the principle of state sovereignty.

Inserted in its place was the provision currently in effect which states the principle of equity but permits weak compliance.

Initial primary stability is achieved by the principle of press-fit, where an oversized component is inserted into an undersized reamed cavity.

The principle of all three mechanisms of repair involves splicing out the damaged region and inserting new bases to fill the gap, followed by ligation of the pieces.