Sentence examples for is a central principle from inspiring English sources

Control of cell matrix interactions is a central principle for the design of biomaterial in tissue engineering.

Although asking questions is a central principle of European culture and modernity, in this case questioning appears to be all but forbidden.

It is time for a new settlement which recognises that free movement is a central principle of the EU, but it cannot be a completely unqualified one".

It is a central principle of sound editing that people hear what they are conditioned to hear, not what they are actually hearing.

Across the board -- hate crimes  -- we have made sure that that is a central principle of this administration, because I think it's a central principle of America.

The notion of viewing Mozart from the vantage point of what followed him — both in close proximity and at a farther remove — is a central principle of this year's Mostly Mozart Festival at Lincoln Center.

But Tasini told the Australian there was a central principle at stake.

The cultivation and maintenance of its support was a central principle of Churchill's thought.

And it would clearly not be 100percentt effective against missiles, meaning that the threat of massive retaliation would still be a central principle of American nuclear doctrine.

Last October, he told the Commons that "fairness" would be a central principle of his spending cuts: "We are all in this together".

Duncan Smith said it was the Germans' warning that Britain simply would not be given border control that led to Cameron watering down his language and conceding that freedom of movement was a central principle of the EU that could not be tampered with.