Sentence examples for principles enunciated from inspiring English sources

The application to the instant case of the principles enunciated in the above precedents is straightforward.

I would have thought, however, that the principles enunciated late last Term in Lee v. United States, 432 U.

We accordingly conclude that the DPPA is consistent with the constitutional principles enunciated in New York and Printz.

Ruskin wrote the work in order to apply to the architecture of Venice the general principles enunciated in his The Seven Lamps of Architecture.

As it is largely based on American practice, much of the detail does not hold good in this country, yet the principles enunciated are sound.

These findings are in contrast to the principles enunciated in the literature on Business Process Reengineering, in which the case worker design is recommended as a universal solution.

Worst of all from Einstein's point of view was the uncertainty principle, enunciated by Werner Heisenberg in 1927.

The one person, one vote principle enunciated in 1964 required the reapportionment of virtually every state's legislature and most states' congressional districts.

Certainly, one principle enunciated by the panel will get wide support: "The private sector must play a far greater role in bearing housing risk".

Academic economists often cite Stein's Law, a principle enunciated by the late Herbert Stein, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers during the Nixon administration.

A Neoclassical architect, Mills generally followed the principle, enunciated by Jefferson, that antique classical architectural forms best befitted a reincarnation of ancient republics—i.e., the new United States.