Sentence examples for principle everyone from inspiring English sources
In principle, everyone would agree.
In principle everyone welcomes foreign investment.
It worked on one basic principle: Everyone remained anonymous.
Merit as a principle, everyone will sign up to that.
The Lord Chief Justice, Lord Mansfield, ruled in Somerset's favour, denying the master's claims on the ground that in England, by established legal principle, everyone was free.
In principle, everyone wants heavy-hitters; in practice, many national leaders resist the idea of a more independent and assertive team in Brussels.
The principle of legitimacy will imply in this context that the basic institutions of society are illegitimate because they are not based on principles everyone accepts.
(1) Rawls's contract is more Kantian, as he seeks principles everyone would agree to, rather than principles no-one could reasonably reject.
The fairness of the original agreement situation transfers to the principles everyone agrees to, and further that whatever laws or institutions are required by the principles of justice are also fair.
This appears to be a very simple principle that everyone understands but not everyone can achieve.
The principle that everyone born here is an American, above all, represents the true genuine connection.
