Sentence examples for permanent principles from inspiring English sources

Human thought is constrained by a relatively small set of permanent principles of imaginative association (T, 10, 225; EHU, 24).

Because nature is "permanent" in this sense, it is connected to a permanent principle that manifests activity in it permanently.

Monsignor Charles Scicluna, the Vatican's chief abuse prosecutor, said the protection of children must become "a permanent principle and concern" in every decision of the church.

McDowell goes on to argue that because of this feature, we must be open to the possible reinterpretation of a person's behavior and psychological states in light of our changing conception of rationality, and how it changes cannot be anticipated in advance so that rationality could be captured in a permanent set of principles from which strict laws could be fashioned.

People are increasingly concerned by the capture and (in principle) permanent retention of the images of innocent people without their consent.

In this view the only goal is the one permanent and eternal principle: the One, God, brahman, which is totally opposite to phenomenal existence.

Worse, there is a very real danger that a temporary exemption would become permanent, undermining the principle that fundamental shareholder rights should apply across the board.

However, holding back albums – or "windowing" as it's sometimes known – is sometimes more about trying to maximise sales through download stores like iTunes before opening out to streaming, rather than a permanent boycott on principle.

Dawkins also identifies two categories of agnostics; "Temporary Agnostics in Practice" (TAPs), and "Permanent Agnostics in Principle" (PAPs).

Why should we trust in their permanent commitment to the principles of freedom, openness and plurality?

Subsequently, the principles of permanent stress generation and of fine annealing of optical glass were established.