Sentence examples for sole principle from inspiring English sources

Fascism, in its National Socialist form, was primarily a counterrevolutionary movement that mobilized middle- and lower middle-class groups to pursue nationalistic and militaristic goals and whose sole principle of organization was obedience to the Führer.

Of course opposition to free markets isn't the sole principle of antisweatshop activists.

His transcendental and philosophical reflections on autonomy and self-legislation lead to a recognition of the same freedom for all rational beings as the sole principle of human rights (Kant 1797, p. 230).

But the 'Julius Caesar problem' is that Hume's Principle, if considered as the sole principle offering identity conditions for numbers, doesn't describe the conditions under which an arbitrary object, say Julius Caesar, is or is not to be identified with the number of planets.

A group of conservative ex-Whigs organized the Constitutional Union Party, which claimed as its sole principle the preservation of the Union.

The sole unifying principle is that they dance to end violence against women.

But breakfast TV was definitively televisual, its sole organising principle the clock in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen.

As for love, Breton gassily pronounced it "the sole motivating principle of the world, the only master that humans must recognize".

Nor, probably, does he think that the war on terror can be the sole organising principle of American policy right down to what attitude to take to Britain's relations with Europe.

Authors such as Edmund Pellegrino write as if beneficence is the sole foundational principle of professional medical ethics.

Dropbox CEO Drew Houston talked to Gigaom's Om Malik this evening at the GigaOm RoadMap conference and let slip some key insights about his company's product roadmap, namely that he wants to get past the metaphor of a file folder as Dropbox's sole organizing principle.