Sentence examples for the overriding principle of from inspiring English sources

The overriding principle of feminism is equality, and those with power helping raise the bar for those without.

The overriding principle of our project is that, contrary to current wisdom, it is possible to design and build a Formula One car in the United States (rather than in Europe, where all the current teams build their cars).

A casual and uncritical application of this right to search the person of the prisoner has led some decisions in the lower federal courts to an unwarranted expansion of this narrow exception, with resulting inroads upon the overriding principle of the prohibition of the Fourth Amendment.

Scalia did not only attack his colleagues' legal reasoning; he, in effect, questioned their integrity, by saying that the decision was politically driven — an example of a Court "prepared to do whatever it takes to uphold and assist its favorites," and "yield to the overriding principle of the present Court: The Affordable Care act must be saved".

The overriding principle of modern treatment is to restore the child who has a heart problem to the best possible health with the minimum of tests and procedures.

In a statement, the African Union called upon both countries to resolve this and all other outstanding issues "in a peaceful way in accordance with the overriding principle of establishing two viable states in Sudan and South Sudan".

In a Chinese-language post on its official account on social media website Weibo, CUP announced its decision and said: "Academic freedom is the overriding principle on which the University of Cambridge is based". However, less than 12 hours later, the statement had disappeared.

Younis considers intersectionality the overriding principle for today's feminists, and Ali says she constantly tries to check her privilege, to recognise how hierarchies of power are constructed.

The overriding principle for effective rheumatic pain management is symptom relief with maintained function, rather than palliation [ 9].

But amid concerns about the role of expert witnesses in such trials, we should not lose sight of the overriding principle that the child's interests must always come first.

But by the time Ronald Reagan became President the overriding principle that had guided their actions at the O.E.O. privatization had become a central precept of the conservative movement.