Sentence examples for problem of principles from inspiring English sources

"But here we have a problem of principles.

We are not in a conflict with the United States... but we have a problem of principles, I would say a moral problem.

It is also a problem of principle.

The chapter looks at the difficult problem of principle extraction from evolved data.

That sentence perfectly exposes the problem of principle: a blurring of the line between attacking the believers and criticising the belief.

The problem of principle was expressed by Lord Kerr in the supreme court last year: "the right to be informed of the case made against you is not merely a feature of the adversarial system of trial, it is an elementary and essential prerequisite of justice".

In his final sentence, he said: "I think I could go along with any reasonable interpretation of the problem on principles of privacy".

However, according to the chancellor Alistair Darling there are "problems of principle and practicality" with this idea; and as far as Gordon Brown is concerned it's too "risky".

The mathematics of observables with a continuous spectrum of measured values is somewhat more complicated than for the discrete case but presents no problems of principle.

But even if he can prevail in that there are also deeper problems of principle with the Cameron plan on tax credits, which bode ill for Britain's future as an outward-looking nation in Europe.

Along with such matters of detail, two problems of principle can be raised against the present approach.