Sentence examples for reaches principles from inspiring English sources

In reasoning about a given domain of mathematics (or, in fact, any domain) the question of justification is successively pushed back further and further until ultimately one reaches principles that do not admit more fundamental justification.

"We support the introduction of the Dutch reach principle to the Highway Code, a small change every motorist can make when exiting their vehicle that can make a huge difference to the safety of passing cyclists," he said.

But in February 2003, an agreement was reached in principle, people familiar with the discussions said.

In fact, some executives believe a deal had already been reached in principle before Hill visited the Magic last weekend.

He told The Associated Press that the agreement was reached in principle and could be broken by the demands of both sides.

"We have reached in principle an agreement with Phoenix to trade Stephon Marbury for Jason Kidd," Nets President Rod Thorn said.

On Tuesday night, ministers were still discussing whether any of the agreements reached in principle could be salvaged.

Interfax quoted Abkhazia's president as saying that an agreement on the plan had been reached in principle.

Finally, relevant cases in the lower federal courts confirm the view that must be reached on principle.

The deal was reached in principle in March 2009, according to the undated memorandum, which lays out the ground rules for the intelligence sharing.

The next morning, MGM released a statement saying that a deal had been reached in principle and that the boards of both companies would meet yesterday.