A second deeply rooted principle is the right of suffrage.
In truth, petitioner seeks this court's assistance in bending settled legal doctrines and deeply rooted constitutional principles, and in disregarding the plain language of Congressional enactments -- all based on a distorted view of the Florida Supreme Court's decision.
While some of the wonders of modernity have wonderful histories — the suspension bridge, the airplane — others, just as wonderful, such as the color television and the skyscraper, are really committee work, rooted in principles that, once established, can only be refined, and, though the results may be great, they are no more glamorous than engineering usually is.
It also informed a vision of social and political life (and of the social and political sciences) as rooted in principles of freedom, equality, and rational debate, but which cannot be fit within the traditional ideological landscape.
Mark Osler is a law professor at the University of St. Thomas (MN) whose work advocates for sentencing and clemency policies rooted in principles of human dignity.
The study was rooted in principles of grounded theory [ 19].
WHO calls a health system people-centred when it is rooted in principles of human rights and dignity, nondiscrimination, participation and empowerment, universal access and equity, and partnership [ 23, 24].
Make decisions rooted in principles, not based on whether the decision will be a popular decision or not.
He said the Lib Dems were "heading for disaster" under Nick Clegg and had lost their "roots, principles and values".
The peer, a former Treasury spokesman for the party who is seen as close to Vince Cable, said the party had lost its "roots, principles and values".
The first is those who believe the US is a force for unalloyed good in the world with a foreign policy rooted in principle rather than pragmatism.
