'principle law' is a valid term in written English and typically refers to a law or set of rules that form the basis of a legal system.
For example, "The United States Constitution is the principle law of the land."
He shared the common Greek view that, as a general principle, law had a share in eternal divine wisdom.
Moreover, even if they create a short-term tactical disadvantage, they represent a long-term strategic advantage - by basing our actions on principle, law, morality and right.
Chapter 9 concentrates on the legal and policy environment for rangeland management in Mongolia, including the Pastureland Law, the principle law for managing the rangelands.
A frequent contributor to the New York Review of Books, Dworkin's own works included "A Matter of Principle," "Law's Empire" and "Justice for Hedgehogs".
In principle, laws that limit the transfer of military hardware to other countries could present a challenge to the American plan.
In addition, general U.S. land principles, law, and the Supreme Court have established that the location of the monument is the legal corner of the four states.
2. A century ago economists talked of their work in terms of "principles," "laws," and "theories".
But it is a well-known fact that authors do not always agree about which those principles, laws or circumstances are.
Humanitarians endeavour through principles, laws, standards, and regulations to provide assistance and protection to people in need, during disaster, emergency, and conflict.
The study was conducted in full accordance with International Conference on Harmonisation/good clinical practice and the principles, laws and regulations of the countries in which the research was conducted.
I think that the Harris decision was bottomed on a number of principles -- common law principles, equitable principles, constitutional principles -- but forget all of that, if you want to.
