Sentence examples for the most basic notion from inspiring English sources

These rulings simply corrupt the most basic notion of justice – that it must be seen to be done.

He hit back at US claims that secret court rulings legalised such surveillance, saying: "These rulings simply corrupt the most basic notion of justice – that it must be seen to be done".

The most basic notion to draw from Table  3 is simply to have a process in place.

Perhaps more important, an absolute right to know could never coexist with the most basic notions of justice.

From the time of Plato, one of the most basic notions in philosophy has been "substance"—that whose existence does not depend upon anything else.

"The whole story, from the photos of Chief Justice Maynard through Justice Benjamin refusing to recuse himself, is offensive to the most basic notions of due process," Mr. Sample said.

The differences between the two churches extend to the most basic notions of how they function, setting the Vatican's tradition of monolithic global reach against Anglican divisions among its followers in Africa, Britain and the United States.

We propose here an extension of the most basic notions used nowadays to analyse large one-mode networks (the classical case) to the two-mode case.

In this review, we start by describing in a comprehensive manner the most basic notions of this analogy and discuss some recent developments with state-of-the-art technology, including the silicon-chip-based time lens and ultra-dispersive Raman devices, among others.

The doctrine of counterinsurgency upends the military's most basic notion of itself, as a group of warriors whose main task is to destroy its enemies.

Unlike transsexuals, they have no desire to convince the world they are male or female, but straddle the gender boundaries, challenging our most basic notions about the inherent duality of male and female.