Sentence examples for problems of principle from inspiring English sources

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.

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".

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

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

Even with this ostensibly simple principle some of the difficult specification problems of distributive principles can be seen.

Wallis (1965) in discussion of multivariate statistical methods in hydrology recommends, for multifactor hydrological problems, the use of principle component analysis with varimax rotation of the factor weight matrix.

The method is demonstrated for several simple geometrical problems, and a proof-of-principle calculation is shown for a simple engineering structure.

A new approach to problems of the Uncertainty Principle in Harmonic Analysis, based on the use of Toeplitz operators, has brought progress to some of the classical problems in the area.