It's the ruling principle of the Inferno.
That's the ruling principle of American freedom, the source of our democratic liberties.
The main opposition leader, Martine Aubry, first secretary of the Parti Socialiste, said yesterday that the Sarkozy administration had made "lies" into "the ruling principle of the state".
From Camacho, Mario learns to let "contrast, not continuity, be the ruling principle of composition: the complete change of place, milieu, mood, subject, and characters".
It involves, after all, saying "I do" to the ruling principle of a society organised around legally contracted monogamous coupling as well as to one's future spouse.
Notwithstanding the necessity of maximum food supply, the Jewish economy became still more concentrated upon industrial activity, and "close settlement upon the land" was forced further into the background as the ruling principle of expansion.
Over the library of one of our great law schools is inscribed the motto: "Not under man, but under God and law". That's the ruling principle of American freedom, the source of our democratic liberties.
The ruling principle of his turbulent years as the leader of Poland's Catholics was to ask: "What would Primate Wyszynski have done?" The invariable answer: "Defend the church .God willed it, too, that another giant loomed over him.
The ruling principle of the power of earth is called Hestia, of whom a statue representing her as a virgin is usually set up on the hearth; but inasmuch as the power is productive, they symbolize her by the form of a woman with prominent breasts.
If the Palestinians know that every time they kill one of us, we will kill 10 of them, they will be afraid and they will not do these things". Fear, he and others said, is becoming the ruling principle of their lives.
