Sentence examples for principles among which from inspiring English sources
Do we want to protect an NHS true to its founding principles – among which is that it should be a service universal, free and based not on ability to pay but on need?
Writing in The Independent on Sunday, Dr Mark Porter says the question we need to face up to is simple: "Do we want to protect an NHS true to its founding principles – among which is a service that is universal, free and based not on ability to pay but on need?
The site is dominated by its water features, principle among which is the Goodwin Fountain.
It must abide by principles, salient among which at this moment is to pass the constitutional amendment to protect marriage.
The SISRA platform was built around a few intangible principles, established by the steering committee, among which the following should be retained: - Pooling of means and tools: as much as possible, tools should be reusable.
Most mathematicians follow Peano, who preferred to introduce the natural numbers directly by postulating the crucial properties of 0 and the successor operation S, among which one finds the principle of mathematical induction.
Among the principles on which the party was founded is the social democratic right to having a voice and exercising it when required.
Among the principles for which the United States purports to stand is the "rule of law," but it is very handy to reserve the ability to reconstrue a word in a law that might otherwise be too constricting on a democracy- and rule-of-law-loving nation.
If this is so, however, we must suppose that limiters were among the basic principles from which the world arose, since it is impossible for what limits to arise from what is unlimited (Fr. 2).
The principle of contradiction rests (fundatur) on a conceptual basis, since it can be reduced to the terms out of which it is composed, among which "being" is the first (In Metaph. IV.6; Aertsen 1996, 146 151).
