Sentence examples for principle since from inspiring English sources

By this method one can find elementary proofs of sentences formulated in the language of that theory at least in principle, since, as Brumfiel remarks, "it certainly might be very tedious, if not physically impossible, to work out this elementary proof" (166) Brumfiel prefers a third proof method which aims at giving non-transcendental proofs of purely algebraic results.

This is a long-established principle since we introduced needle exchanges, free condoms.

The design has already changed, though not in basic principle, since Mr. Arad entered the competition last year, along with 5,200 other competitors, Mr. Walker among them.

This is not a motto that has been devised since the rebellion; it has been its guiding principle since its founding in 2004 – the "great year of rehabilitation".

The EU's formation cannot, however, be interpreted as reflecting an unqualified dedication to the free-trade principle, since EU countries maintain tariffs against goods from outside the Union.

Caveat emptor, let the buyer beware, was a natural consequence of such a principle, since the parties were entitled to enter into a contract as they chose.

Moreover, as he points out, such a claim could not be made even in principle, since there are no objective, nonarbitrary criteria for measuring linguistic complexity across entire languages.

And this goes against Pyongyang's basic diplomatic principle: Since the times of the Sino-Soviet quarrel of the 1960s, it has always relied on two or three sponsors, preferably antagonistic and hence easier to manipulate.

"Today's ruling by Florida's Supreme Court is an important victory for what has been Al Gore and Joe Lieberman's basic principle since Nov. 7: a full and fair count of all the votes," said William M. Daley, Mr. Gore's campaign chairman, speaking in Washington.

Here I'd like to move on to a statement of principle: since the age of fifteen, I haven't believed in the kingdom of any God, in Heaven or on Earth — in fact, wherever you place it, it seems dangerous to me.

Following is a transcript of a statement yesterday by William M. Daley, campaign manager for Vice President Al Gore, as recorded by The New York Times: Today's ruling by the Florida Supreme Court is an important victory for what has been Al Gore and Joe Lieberman's basic principle since Election Day, and that is a full and a fair count of all the votes.