Sentence examples for the established principles from inspiring English sources

Malley left the impression that Kerry's sketch would not go far beyond the established principles of action.

The judge ruled that Google could not be regarded as a publisher under the established principles of common law, and that even if it was it would be exempt under regulation 19 of the European Union's electronic commerce directive 2002.

He wants to challenge the established principles, pursue the paths of change, exploring other cultures and other worlds, acquire new disciplinary contributions, have different points of view on the future.

Here he wrote: "In 1973, I proposed that our Universe had been created spontaneously from nothing (ex nihilo), as a result of the established principles of physics".

We constructed a mathematical model of weight loss under total starvation using the established principles of energy balance.

The established principles offer a framework for CBE programmes that requires further evaluation in terms of its acceptability, feasibility and effectiveness.

But it is not going to happen, for it would mean overturning the established principle that EU treaties are agreements between sovereign states.

The law, contained in the defence authorisation bill that funds the US military, effectively extends the battlefield in the "war on terror" to the US and applies the established principle that combatants in any war are subject to military detention.

"It has long been the established principle of this country that the president of the United States leads our foreign policy," said former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney.

On the other hand, the punishment of conduct short of an attempt runs the risk of violating the established principle that intent alone is not punishable.

The report makes this assertion about the establishing principles of the United States: Our founders believed that they were creating a nation that would secure life, liberty, and prosperity for all Americans.