Sentence examples for standing principles from inspiring English sources

Still, there are a few standing principles, the same ones that govern markets everywhere.

Making assumptions about the contours of future litigation involves mere speculation, and doing so flies straight in the face of long standing principles of Rule 12 law by extending the inquiry to what might be divulged in future litigation.

Ministers argue that the long standing principle that citizens of EU countries should be allowed to live and work in other member states does not amount to an automatic right to claim benefits abroad.

He surely isn't standing on principle, for what principle would that be?

"It's about whether a corporation can exist and thrive while standing by principles that support the value of human beings".

Mr. Fuerth told reporters that the vice president's comments were based on his long-standing principles and the fact that President Clinton was going to Russia next week, and that they were not intended as a response to Mr. Bush.

Although it has gained more acceptance in recent years, the fundamental approach has many critics, who claim that it cribs long-standing principles of value investing, which have been around for decades and practiced widely by a host of bargain-hunting money managers like Warren E. Buffett.

"By endorsing new legal and technical limits on what we can post and share online, the European Parliament is putting corporate profits over freedom of speech and abandoning long-standing principles that made the internet what it is today".

This unprecedented action violates long-standing principles of constitutional practice.

"The government believes that the long-standing principles which are at the heart of the Dublin system are the right ones," a Home Office spokesperson told VICE News.

The case depicts a collision between long-standing principles of environmental law and President Barack Obama's March 2012 Executive Order expediting pipeline reviews -- an order issued six days after delivering a speech in front of the pipe segments that would two years later be pieced together as Keystone XL South, now open for business.