Sentence examples for most elementary principles from inspiring English sources

However, that defanging process infringed the most elementary principles of human rights.

The decisions are incompatible with the most elementary principles of fairness, rationality and good administration.

"In the name of such a rule, the most elementary principles of caution don't count for much".

The tone which the semi-official newspaper Samouprava adopts in discussing relations with our monarchy is a sad proof that the Serbian government is unacquainted with the most elementary principles of international courtesy.

The ban will be challenged in court by the Human Rights League, as well as the Collective Action Against Islamophobia in France, which expressed "deep concern about this new violation of the most elementary principles of law," and called Lisnard's argument "shocking".

The patients' reflections on the theme of intimacy (table 9) – considered in all its multiple of facets – refer, among other things, to criticism of situations like the "doctors' rounds", perceived as a violation of the some of the most elementary principles of respect for privacy.

Because he violated the most elementary principle of diplomacy by drawing a line in the sand, he cannot do nothing in Syria, although there is nothing he can do.

They believed in the impossibility of adapting even the most elementary market principles to the manufacturing of aircraft.

This state of affairs might qualify as a refreshing show of bipartisanship if it weren't such a frightening denial of the most elementary budgeting principles.

Decades later, the director of Radio Martí Ernesto Betancourt, an early ally turned Castro-critic and Che's former deputy, would accuse Guevara of being "ignorant of the most elementary economic principles".

It seems like the most elementary of research principles: Make sure the cells and reagents in your experiment are what they claim to be and behave as expected.