Sentence examples for principle of commerce from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps the oldest principle of commerce.

The presumption has become that such regimes will endure.By contrast, "globalisation", that awkward term that covers the freer movement of goods, capital, people and ideas around the globe, has become the governing principle of commerce.

It is a place where the essential principle of commerce and capitalism made everything grotesque, but where beauty somehow crept in — "ugly in every particular, and picturesque on the whole," as he put it.

The decision to lay a crisscross of numbers over the city without any breaks for public squares, plazas, or parks — a deliberately brutal nod to the governing principle of commerce — is why we still, sadly, call any awkward and accidental space created by the diagonal of Broadway intersecting an avenue a "square".

Putting aside his stated belief that "money and not morality is the principle of commerce and commercial nations," Jefferson helped to launch a coal industry on the backs of African and African American slaves for a century of horrific accidents and disasters, and began the removal of Native Americans on coal-rich lands.

Yet Sahota accepts the principle of NHS change.

Ms Royal has bravely supported the principle of Turkish membership.

Webb said this was unacceptable because it would undermine the principle of Bank of England independence.

The strategic principle of Islamic State has been reported as distinctly pragmatic: hold, then expand.

And isn't the idea of a public trial a bedrock principle of American justice?

The principle of DLBRP is expounded.