Sentence examples for principle is reserved from inspiring English sources

For my part, on this 28th day of March, I want to express my anger at the shameful images that have circulated widely on the Web (though for once not widely enough) of a manhandled journalist, her glasses ripped off, dragged away by police, veritably kidnapped, and stashed in a jail that in principle is reserved for the dregs of humanity.

The controversy turns on Trinity Western's "community covenant," under which students must abide by school's religious principles, including that "sexual intimacy is reserved for marriage between one man and one woman".

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"Religious tolerance would be a shallow principle, indeed, if it were reserved only for faiths with which we agree".

The fact is that the regulation does not actually lay down whether or not medicines are ethically acceptable, and in this respect, we are abiding strictly by the subsidiarity principle, for ethical matters are reserved to the Member States, and we, in the European Union, cannot end up in a situation in which one of them can impose its ethical convictions on another; that is not on.

The trade with Finnmark (now the northernmost part of Norway) was reserved, in principle, for merchants of Copenhagen as well.

Applying the same principle - that support should be reserved for migrants who are paying something into the pot - we should look at increasing the earnings threshold for in-work benefits such as tax credits.

If such a "proportionality principle" existed, Justice Rehnquist said, it was reserved for the "exceedingly rare" case, like a life sentence for overtime parking.

And veteran players would probably agree with the principle that eight-figure salaries should be reserved for players who have already proved themselves on the field.

This practice is incompatible with the principle of 'prudent antimicrobial prescribing' and should be reserved only for patients in whom alternative agents are contraindicated.

This is not entirely convincing either, since one of the core principles of investing is that the biggest profits are reserved for those who seize the opportunities first.