Sentence examples for principle to state from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Joaquín Almunia, the competition commissioner, said on Friday that Europe was not opposed in principle to state aid for Alitalia, as long as it was done in a way that complied with Europe's rules.

This paper is introduced the decomposition principle to state observer design for nonlinear systems.

We apply a discrete version of Pontryagin's maximum principle to state the necessary conditions and characterization of the travel-blocking optimal controls.

Harlan was the sole dissenter in Reynolds v. Sims, in which the Court relied on the Equal Protection Clause to extend the one man, one vote principle to state legislative districts.

For many decades afterward, the Supreme Court refused to apply the principle to states, saying they could choose the appropriate remedy for police misconduct — including civil suits and criminal prosecutions — and were not required to suppress evidence.

The Sullivan case, applying First Amendment principles to state libel law for the first time, ruled that public officials suing critics of their official conduct had to prove that the contested statements were made with "actual malice," meaning with knowledge of their falsity or with serious subjective doubts about their truth.

Blaauw, K. Chopra, A. Srivastava, L. Scheffer, Statistical timing analysis: from basic principles to state of the art, IEEE Trans.

Going forward, it is not a stretch to see Justice Kennedy applying equal protection principles to state statutes and constitutional amendments denying recognition to marriages between people of the same gender.

For more detail on the use of modern statistical control charts, please refer to Montgomery (2013) and Okland (2007) which provide a comprehensive view of statistical control charts, from basic principles to state-of-the-art concepts and applications.

"There is no limiting principle" to the state's position, he said.

Because it would violate the Tenth Amendment's anti-commandeering principle to require states to create or run the exchanges, if a state doesn't do it, HHS will directly create and run it.