Sentence examples for the overriding principles from inspiring English sources

In Florida, the overriding principles are the right to vote and the need for votes to be counted.

"It seems to me that one of the overriding principles in running the country is the government ought to be neutral," Stevens told me.

This is, in fact, one of the overriding principles of the college: to introduce every student to every other student, in the hope that bands will be formed, partnerships cemented.

The overriding principles we sought were to strive for simplicity, transparency, reproducibility and formal assessment.

But they [Peace, Love, Unity, Respect] were definitely the overriding principles of attending an event - and also for trying to live your life outside of events".

In a nutshell, priority and stability should comprise the overriding principles by which new, high-level taxa are named.

"The overriding principle of the Xanadu project was: no taxpayer money.

"The overriding principle of a show like this is unpredictability," said Ken Ehrlich, the Grammys' producer.

"The overriding principle should be: Make it as easy as possible for someone to cooperate with you," he said.

That should be the overriding principle of anyone who decides to run for office or do any sort of public service.

The overriding principle is that games should not be "re-refereed" by video afterwards.