Sentence examples for principles are settled from inspiring English sources
Most principles are settled.
Her comments came in a colloquy with Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, who argued that Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. had misled senators when they suggested at their confirmation hearings that such a principle was settled law, only to uphold a federal abortion restriction in 2007 with no such exemption.
A moral debate can, in principle, be settled by a superior set of arguments.
But if that principle is settled, religious organizations, unlike political parties, may be better positioned to remind us of our obligations to each other and to God.
But Justice Samuel Alito Jr., writing an opinion representing the conservative five only, went far beyond this principle, which has been settled law since 1986.
It was obvious from the start that the power station would be built; the inquiry began from first principles that should have been settled by government.
My point is that it illustrates that conflicts over some epistemic principles aren't going to be settled by appealing to still more epistemic principles.
The principle of NATO enlargement was settled with the Russians this week, and the first countries should join next year.
This did not lie primarily in developing the cast of his mind, and if in 1771 Burke stated that 'I have endeavoured all my life to train my understanding and my temper in the studies and habits of Philosophy', at the same time he concluded that 'my Principles are all settled and arranged'.[5] This did not preclude intellectual innovation.
