Sentence examples for long established principle from inspiring English sources

That should not be a radical position in a country in which separation of church and state is a long established principle.

The long established principle of diminished responsibility on account of youth was brought into play in the trial of one pig, whose six piglets were spared the death sentence handed down to their mother on the grounds of the bad example she had set them.

The long established principle of diminished responsibility on account of youth was brought into play in the trial of one pig, whose six piglets were spared the death sentence handed down to their mother on the grounds of the bad example she had set for them.

"It has long been the established principle of this country that the president of the United States leads our foreign policy," said former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney.

The passing principles that are now long established at the Liberty Stadium have been seamlessly adopted and developed by Rodgers, earning his side further comparisons with Barcelona.

This principle is well understood and long established.

Three established principles determine the issue before us.

The system he proposes would be based on established principles in confidentiality and contract law.

The looks and ideas weren't just picked from a petri-dish of established principles.

Since the American revolution, freedom of the press has been a key principle in American public life, with truth long established as an absolute defense to any accusation of libel.

Those principles, the court noted in Schempp, "have been long established, recognized and consistently reaffirmed".