Sentence examples for principles to question from inspiring English sources

Yves's romantic and business partner Pierre Bergé and muse Betty Catroux, both of whom have sat front row at Slimane's shows, recognise that while the grunge may have épaté la bourgeoisie, it was consistent with Yves's principles: to question the nature of luxury, and to collide street fashion with the painstaking techniques of couture.

That principle led some to question the role of Karen Matthews and her partner in the disappearance of her nine-year-old daughter, Shannon, who was eventually discovered, alive, on March 14th.

Perpetrators of war crimes can be prosecuted and sentenced by independent and fair tribunals, he argues, if the political will exists to make it happen.Others who profess to support the idea of human rights in principle are beginning to question whether the effort to establish a legal regime based on them is misconceived.

"I began to question principles that had been sacrosanct," he told Ms Urbano.

They might even move beyond restrictions on the movement of labour and start to question the principle of passport- and visa-free travel across the EU.

Mr. Bush is the first to question this principle, and his resolve is bolstered by Vice President Dick Cheney and Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, both of whom close their eyes to the potential ramifications of a war with Iraq.

The government has already said it wants a referendum in 2010.In theory, Poland does not have the right to question the principle of joining the euro: the EU's new members are supposed to join once they pass the membership tests.

Pocklington and Tupper go so far as to question the principle that research and teaching are interdependent and that good researchers make good teachers.

It's only basic fairness, and the principle isn't normally open to question.

The reported training effects for the jump tests (on stable platforms) appear to question the principle of dynamic conformity given that the STAB group's jump training exercises resembled the test jump conditions more specifically than those of the INST group.

When Locke turns from speculative principles to the question of whether there are innate practical moral principles, many of the arguments against innate speculative principles continue to apply, but there are some additional considerations.