Sentence examples for introducing the principle from inspiring English sources

The constitution now placed limits on executive authority by introducing the principle of separation of powers.

Will he look at introducing the principle of mutuality into these contracts.

"By introducing the principle of getting something for something from this investment we could ensure that housing is improved and works better for both tenants and landlords.

In England and Wales, the architects of the New Poor Law attempted to discourage able-bodied men from seeking poor relief by introducing the principle of "less eligiblity".

What are our limits to the use of such might?" "In endorsing this doctrine," he continued, "we risk introducing the principle of constant instability and uncertainty".

The first French postage stamp was issued on January 1 , 1849 thereby introducing the principle of prepayment as well as simplifying the rate structure.

However, I feel that no achievement has been more significant that introducing the principles of the market economy to the children of the Soviet Union and Communist China.

Council Decision 2002/772/EC, Euratom of 25 June and 23 September 2002 modified the 1976 Act accordingly, introducing the principles of proportional representation and incompatibility between national and European mandates.

In 1980, divorce law was reformed again to introduce the principle of "equitable distribution".

Verrius Flaccus introduced the principle of competition among his pupils and awarded old books, beautiful or rare, as prizes.

This paper introduces the principle and design of an ultrasonic transducer system with auto-alignment mechanism.