Sentence examples for its central principle from inspiring English sources

They wanted an enactment of its central principle, its primary call: to pay attention.

Time is its central principle, not only because of its short duration but also because all Vines loop endlessly.

This has been a cliche for so long that we may not have noticed a shift in its central principle.

Both governments are committed to its central principle, the equal representation of British and Irish communal identities.

Writing in the Guardian, Thompson says ministers would have to impose a broadcasting ban on the party – as Margaret Thatcher did with Sinn Féin in the 1980s – before the BBC would consider breaching its "central principle of impartiality".

One problem is that, ever since the Syrian war broke out, the Administration's containment strategy has been reactive and improvised: its central principle seems to be the avoidance of the use of force.

The artificial intelligence used at Google, and in EyeWire, is known as deep learning because it takes its central principles from the way networks of neurons function.

The charges, if verified, seem unlikely to affect the field of resveratrol research itself, because Dr. Das's work was peripheral to its central principles, several of which are in contention.

The central problems motivating evo-devo and the way in which its general principles and methods are used to solve those problems are central to Carroll's work; examples illustrate the progress that evo-devo has made, but are not intended to provide an initial intellectual point of access to its central principles.

Its central principles are outlined in a document that is described not as a constitution -- given that concept's connection to the institution of the state -- but as the "Social Contract".

This is why the weakest part of the book is the concluding chapters, where he extends his central principle of homeostasis to embrace human history, society and culture.