Sentence examples for principle underpinning from inspiring English sources

The importance of Warner's report is that he challenges the very principle underpinning the NHS.

The experimental setup for vibration monitoring and measurement principle underpinning the work is described in the paper.

The general principle underpinning the US and Arab missile deployments in the Middle East, detailed in reports from Washington today, is as old as warfare itself.

In the rush to win the race, it seems bigger questions about the principle underpinning it seem to have gone unanswered.

The Justices can reaffirm that the First Amendment is neither a liberal nor a conservative cause, but a core principle underpinning our democracy.

The Le Touquet agreement, which put the UK's effective border in France rather than England, and the principle underpinning it – that refugees must seek asylum in the first safe country they enter – have been unfit for purpose for some time.

This principle underpins most of the regulation of pollution affecting land, water and air.

Players are brought in to fit the system, not the other way round, and the same principle underpinned the appointment of the manager, Ronald Koeman, following Pochettino's departure.

"Pay only for what you use" principle underpins the charging policies of widely used cloud services that are on offer.

The Principal Principle underpins an argument (Lewis 1980) that whatever they are, propensities must obey the usual probability calculus (with finite additivity).

This principle underpins the National Dementia Strategy's public health campaign.