Sentence examples for retaining the principle of from inspiring English sources

A senior Foreign Ministry official welcomed the lawmakers' motion Wednesday, saying that it was prudent to "rationalize" the existing law while retaining the principle of universal justice.

"We believe we are retaining the principle of universality, because everyone will still get some benefit - just a little bit less if you are among the 12% of richest families," says Socialist Party spokeswoman Corinne Narassiguin.

Advocates of the safe indication theory (Sosa 1999, Luper 1984, 1987c, 2003a) accept the gist of the tracking theorist explanation of the appeal of skepticism but retain the principle of closure.

Extensions of this practice to learning domains that not only exercise procedural knowledge but also conceptual knowledge are discussed within the field of cognitive task analysis (Clark et al., 2008), which retains the principle of modeling expert performance.

Retaining the basic principle of free school model, at least, has plenty of support among the education establishment.

In a bid to make the scheme more palatable, the trust has looked at retaining the central principle of a non-contributory scheme and the abolition of the personal tax allowance, but retaining other means-tested benefits such as tax credits, so depriving the scheme of the simplicity and administrative savings once promised.

Leslie Plommer, the corrections and clarifications editor, and I decided to change the way we approach the work in the spirit of the convergence of print and online, while retaining the fundamental principles of journalism that have characterised the Guardian throughout its history.

Viète retained the classical principle of homogeneity, according to which terms added together must all be of the same dimension.

However, the key is that CMQ is architected in depth to retain "the core principle of [cloud]scale: decoupling" and avoid even minor blocking operations [1].

Narrowly focused domestic security concerns were key motivating factors as seen in the emphasis given to bio-terrorism and infectious diseases [ 30]. Gordon Brown's government retained the broad principle of interventionism but recast it to be less about hard power and more about conflict prevention and humanitarian agendas.

Maybe it's because his brother plays for Germany, and so would he - until he realised he wasn't good enough...he's hardly done it on the principle of retaining his connection to Ghana.