Sentence examples for recognizing the principle from inspiring English sources

Thus, the 1993 Oslo accord recognizing the principle of land for peace would be honored, but not Mr. Barak's offers of territorial concessions.

This was followed in 1736 by edicts for the establishment of schools in certain provinces, in 1763 by Frederick II the Great's regulation asserting the principle of compulsory school attendance, and in 1794 by a codification of Prussian law recognizing the principle of state supremacy in education.

Both the German Civil Code (1896) and the Swiss Civil Code (1907), while recognizing the principle of Cujus est solum, adopted a functional approach, limiting the right of the owner to such a height and such a depth as are necessary for his enjoyment of the land.

A statute passed by the U.S. Congress in 1950, Public Law 600 authorized the adoption of a Puerto Rican constitution in these words: "[F]ully recognizing the principle of government by consent, this Act is now adopted in the nature of a compact so that the People of Puerto Rico may organize a government pursuant to a constitution of their own adoption" (Pub. L. 81-600, §1950950)) (emphasis added).

This is like the argument that recognizing the principle of federalism leads to "limitless state authority to trump federal interests".

Recognizing the principles of student-centered approach using project-based learning, and information technology to enhance the quality of education, a telecollaboration project entitled Food for Life had been designed and implemented by Thai and Mongol teacher educators.

Having recognized the principle of a religious exemption, the administration should have expanded it.

But these state statutes themselves recognize the principle which would obtain in their absence.

But he might not have recognized the principle, even while dealing with the best of its consequences.

"I recognized the principle involved, and fully support the need to protect the interests of my fellow players.

All of this was an effort to recognize the principle of mutual obligation while preserving a private insurance system.