Sentence examples for principle prevails that from inspiring English sources

The public is angry and frustrated, but as long as the Muasher principle prevails, that doesn't matter.

Marx thought that in this new society markets will continue for a prolonged period: "the same principle prevails as that which regulates the exchange of commodities, as far as this is the exchange of equal values".

It is found that the same principle prevails in all PCE methods, that is, due to inertial difference, solid particles preferentially decelerate and separate from the gas stream when the main flow deviates in flow orientation.

In the schools, traditional principles prevail so much that different artist-monks generally perform only certain functions in the production of a single icon.

The extent to which bonus payments are perceived as fair – even in cases where they depend upon factors that are partly outside the control of the health workers - depends upon the type of fairness principle that prevails in a particular culture.

"Like you, I want to see our principles prevail in November," Cruz told the thousands gathered.

I am still not convinced that these values can be adopted by Chinese (or other Asian societies) where completely different cultures and philosophical principles prevail, for example the strong respect for hierarchical order.

Imagine remembering to re-engineer your reactions to situations when these principles prevail as a constant.

"We all wanted the principle that Ron represented to prevail, that the artist owns the work.

Anglo-Saxon law, the body of legal principles that prevailed in England from the 6th century until the Norman Conquest (1066).

I am not sure though whether such regulatory framework and its enforcement could be feasible at a global scale, given the levels of competitiveness and range of ethical principles that prevail.