Sentence examples for only principles that from inspiring English sources

Only principles that can be justified to all respect the personhood of each.

Democracy and basic human rights are the only principles that we can rally around, that will allow us to manage our different views and find political compromises to ensure that we live with respect for one another.

Tossing a coin is the only principle that guarantees everyone at least a fifty-fifty chance.

The fundamental formula of the Oslo agreements of 1993 and 1995, land for peace, is "the only principle that has a chance of bringing peace to this land," Mr. Annan declared.

(Indeed, Democrats are just as opportunistic about invoking states' rights, but bang on about the subject less).The only principle that stands up to scrutiny, Mr Fried argues, is efficiency: states should take on anything they can handle more cheaply and with better results than the federal government.

Or rather, the only principle that is really decayed is the networks' independence from private money.

So it is the only principle that no-one can reasonably reject.

Nevertheless, Kilvington criticizes Ockham (Tractatus contra Benedictum III, 3) when he analyzes hypothetical, imaginary cases (potentia dei absoluta) ruled by logic alone, in which the only principle that must be followed is that of non-contradiction.

It is only certain later writers and theoreticians, ironically claiming to be acting in the name of their patron saint Adam Smith, who have transformed the invisible hand of self-interest into the single master mainspring of all human policy and affairs, the be-all and end-all, the only principle that really matters or is even worth thinking about.

O'Neill explains that principled autonomy "requires that we act only on principles that can be principles for all" (O'Neill 2002a, 96).

Only demonstrable principles, that is to say, theories that have come under adequate factual discipline so as demonstrably to be generally true, are worth extensive consideration.