Sentence examples for older principles from inspiring English sources

"We reaffirm certain older principles, but, in practice, one can see many changes," the sociologist Anne Muxel said, in an interview on Monday in Libération.

But at least those decisions are defended by a doctrine that accepts that there can be such a thing as contemporary extensions of older principles, and make no claim to be anything else.

Although not explicitly expressed as symmetry principles, the homogeneity and isotropy of physical space, and the uniformity of time (forming together with the invariance under Galilean boosts "the older principles of invariance" — see Wigner 1967,[6] pp. 4 5), have been assumed as prerequisites in the physical description of the world since the beginning of modern science.

Anti-McGovernism has come to play for the Right the unifying role that anticommunism once played, much to the detriment of older principles such as limited government, fiscal continence, and prudence in foreign policy".

Later weapons were constructed on the older principle of a reservoir, but these use cylinders of compressed gas, usually carbon dioxide.

We have been applying our old principles to new circumstances.

That means no divergence from the old principles on this intensely clarifying album.

A candidate who flaunts his blunt-talking image cannot bring himself to stand by his old principles.

"There's nothing wrong with the old principles, but if the old ways worked, they'd have worked by now," he said.

He has taken charge at Kenwood with the aim of proving that the old principles still work, especially when combined with a few from America.

By the time of his death, Mehmed Paşa had succeeded in restoring the central authority in the Ottoman Empire in accordance with its age-old principles of government.