Sentence examples for no such principles from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Tory green papers, which did set down fundamental safeguards preventing such dangers, Labour, to its shame, set down no such principles in its brief seven-page plan.

Although studies of the target search of proteins for their specific binding sites on the DNA have revealed design principles for the quantitative characteristics of protein-DNA interactions, no such principles are known for the cooperative interactions between DNA-binding proteins.

"Pro-mountain community activists adhere to principles of nonviolence, but the coal industry has no such principles," Coal River resident Vernon Haltom said.

But the Constitution contains no such principle.

Alas, in life - and fictional biography - no such principle obtains.

I'm critiquing that assertion; there is no such principle.

As a philosopher, he is not to be chided for having no such principle himself.

No such principle is used when, say, a call from a mobile telephone ends up on the national fixed-wire network.

No such principle is introduced to extend C-Cond, but in the informal part of the paper Fine suggests that P2 is the right candidate.

A balance equation can be written either for a quantity for which a general principle of conservation exists, or for a quantity for which no such principle exists provided its rate of generation is included in the balance equation.

Thus, in reality, there is no such principle as delegatus non potest delegare; the maxim plays no real part in the decision of cases but is sometimes used as a convenient label.