Sentence examples for is a founding principle of from inspiring English sources
Burden-sharing is a founding principle of the alliance, the solidarity on which it is built.
It is a founding principle of New Labour and it will not change".
Nevertheless, it is a founding principle of the euro area that national central banks be independent of their governments.
Freedom of movement is a founding principle of the European Union and one of its greatest strengths.
Such ideas have a particular resonance in France, where equality is a founding principle of the republic and rapid Americanization in recent years has stirred uneasiness.
Mayor David Lisnard signed off on the ruling that "access to beaches and for swimming is banned to anyone who does not have [bathing apparel] which respects good customs and secularism," which is a founding principle of the French republic.
"Resistance" to the West — and especially to the United States — was a founding principle of Iran's Islamic regime.
Defending price stability, as the Bundesbank did implacably for decades, was a founding principle of the central bank and is still its chief mandate.
The emphasis on virtuous action as the goal of learning was a founding principle of humanism and (though sometimes sharply challenged) continued to exert a strong influence throughout the course of the movement.
Secure housing was a founding principle of the welfare state and meant young people without a family to fall back on used to be able to rely on the safety net of social housing.
In all western European countries, universal benefits were a founding principle of the post-war settlement.
