Sentence examples for the central principles from inspiring English sources

Foreground music violated all the central principles of Stimulus Progression.

"The principle of collage is one of the central principles of art in this century and it seems also to me to be one of the central principles of literature," Barthelme said at a symposium on fiction in 1975.

In any democracy, policy adjustments will be made, even as the central principles guiding the nation are upheld.

Denying sources access to final copy before publication is one of the central principles of good journalism.

With Shannon's own words in mind, we can now review the central principles of classical information theory.

The only dissenter was, not surprisingly, Mark Porter of the BMA, who felt that we are "risking the central principles of NHS care by going down this road of choice linked with competition".

The central principle of the game is an attention to detail that is frankly obsessive.

As Mr. Obama has learned, the central principle of Mrs. Clinton's combat style is simple endurance.

"The central principle was to return discretion to judges in drug cases.

But they realise that challenging the central principle of Roe would doom them with moderate voters particularly women.

But the central principle at work is the Fifth Amendment clause saying that if the government takes a person's property, it must pay "just compensation".