Sentence examples for necessary principles from inspiring English sources

The necessary principles are invoked every time you take your clothes to the cleaners.

Firstly, the true divine law is the one whose beliefs do not contradict any one of the necessary principles of divine law.

Despite the fact that the individual alone discovers these inside himself, he does not create them – they are universal and necessary principles, like the laws of mathematics.

The sciences in the proper sense of that term, as pertaining to demonstrative knowledge, are limited to those disciplines that deal with the necessary and eternal or with what can be deduced from necessary principles.

Responsive leadership, ensuring responsive guidance, by an enthusiastic exercise trainer acting as a role model, were identified as additional necessary principles for action.

One follows the fine and necessary principle of tolerance, but ends up having to tolerate the oppression of women, say, or gays in foreign cultures while opposing misogyny and homophobia in its own.

The first necessary principle serves as an opening premise in the argument, to which Reid adds some empirical data.

He takes the first table to be necessary, since it derives (except for the 'every seventh day' provision of the command about the Sabbath) from the necessary principle that God is to be loved.

We can first use the necessary principle to get the candidate equilibrium point and then use the verification theorem to check whether the candidate point is the equilibrium one.

The idea of a distinction/composition thus has a precise theological function: not only does it distinguish everything from the Necessary Principle (everything except the Principle is twofold: Ilāhiyyāt, I, 7, 47, 18 19); it also reveals the divine creative act: everything except the Principle receives (or obtains) existence (Ilāhiyyāt, VIII, 3, 342, 10; Taʿlīqāt, 175, 10 176, 7).

Paradoxically, however, in the latter case, the "thing" in question is only necessary existence, it has no quiddity and is not, properly speaking, a "thing" (Bertolacci 2012a): in this case, in fact, what is revealed is the existence of the Necessary Principle, which is pure existence on condition of not and is therefore beyond essence and thingness.