Sentence examples for principle decision from inspiring English sources

Labour said a Commons majority for the so-called "main gate" in principle decision to replace the Trident nuclear submarines, due next year, could be achieved by an alliance of Tory and Labour votes, making the SNP hostility irrelevant.

Torfaen's executive member for children and young people, councillor Mary Barnett, said: "The news that the Welsh government has taken this "in principle" decision is fantastic for pupils in Torfaen and Monmouthshire.

A principle decision is necessary between stochastic and deterministic simulation.

Defining model view definitions requires principle decisions and workarounds because the IFC itself does not address a number of semantic issues comprehensively.

In a statement on the FFA's website, it said Fifa should consider "an in-principle decision that just and fair compensation should be paid to those nations that invested many millions, and national prestige, in bidding for a summer event".

"The announcement of the government's in-principle decision to allow the use of high-quality international emissions offsets, credits and allowances to help meet our contribution to global emission reduction is a major advance," he said.

He said Turnbull and Abbott's positions could be "quite easily reconciled", because there was an in-principle decision to ban the Adler and Leyonhjelm "thought he'd extracted some huge concession from the government about a decision that had already been made".

The teams are guided by three principles: decision making by consensus, no-fault problem solving, and collaboration.

In principle, the decision is sound.

The greater the practical consequences of a legal principle or decision, the more attractive the pragmatic approach is.

When chance is involved the game might seem to be more complicated, but in principle the decision is still relatively simple.