Sentence examples for the most basic principles from inspiring English sources
Doesn't that contradict the most basic principles of Darwinian evolution?
Conducting hearings of immigrants behind closed doors violates the most basic principles of American jurisprudence.
He has described the conviction as "politically motivated" and claimed it "ignored the most basic principles of natural justice".
Meanwhile, Samiun Rahman was detained and interrogated in conditions incompatible with the most basic principles of law".
Such voting restrictions, she said in a statement, "sent a message that contradicted some of the most basic principles of our democracy".
Post-Thatcher, the Tories have never resolved the tensions between the politics of nationalism and base prejudice, and the most basic principles of free-market economics.
The most basic principle is to be crystal clear about the logic of the deal.
It is the most basic principle of contract law: Once a contract is signed, judges have ruled, it is legally binding.
The commission simply violates the most basic principle recognized in any other court of law: that the accused has a right to know his accuser.
The most basic principle in calculus is that of the derivative, which provides a formula for calculating the slope of a curve at any given point.
This attitude is corrosive to the most basic principle of intelligence -- telling it like it is -- and this manager must be told that there is no place for him or her in the C.I.A.
