Sentence examples for one of the basic principles from inspiring English sources

The Diary keeper, his own young self, was only setting out on his career, and one of the basic principles of the diary was that he allowed himself not a shred of dignity.

It's a good idea". So, then I found out that instead of just a sort of a prophylactic, it had actually become one of the basic principles on which the computer programming was written.

Establishing respiratory homeostasis, buying time for recovery through artificial ventilation, still represents one of the basic principles on which intensive care is founded.

This assignment of responsibility is not in line with the polluter pays principle which is one of the basic principles in environmental policy and which puts the responsibility on the shoulders of manufacturers.

It's one of the basic principles of effective rugby.

One of the basic principles of waging a counterinsurgency is that it requires patience.

The process that Mr. Holder has unleashed threatens to undermine one of the basic principles of our government.

But for illustrating two of the basic principles of finance, one still cannot do better than It's a Wonderful Life (one man's deposit is his neighbour's loan) or even Mary Poppins (banks do not have enough cash to pay their depositors on demand).

Although in principle it is "horizontal," in the sense of being founded upon the concept of the equality of states one of the basic principles of international law in reality some states continue to be more important than others in creating and maintaining international law.

"The response of colleagues has been on one level uniformly supportive of the basic principle of academic freedom," Dr. Walt said.

Secularism served as a basis for Bangladeshi identity in 1971, when the country united to break away from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, becoming one of the four basic principles enshrined in the constitution of 1972.