Sentence examples for principle under from inspiring English sources

In principle, under an H.M.O.

But he admits austerity is putting Trussell's "emergency food only" principle under increasing pressure.

In principle, under the communist government of East Germany, every citizen and family had the right to adequate accommodations.

Another idea that has been floated has been to end the principle under which all countries, however small, have a veto on the trade round.

The same principle under which international law was used to justify action in Libya to protect the civilian population applies to the situation in Camp Ashraf.

He will also be threatening a fundamental constitutional principle under which no-one should be unduly protected from the reach of the law.

Some shadow ministers believe Labour needs to embrace a contributory principle, under which people would put aside money to fund future social care.

In principle, under a treaty called the Basel Convention, this is illegal unless the receiving government has given explicit prior consent.

Mr. Dalli rejected accusations that he had gutted the Union's so-called precautionary principle, under which something should not be allowed until it is proved to be safe.

The principle of under-actuation has been applied to the design of robot hands since the 1970s [16].

"Individuals with knowledge of our staff understand the high principles under which we operate.