Sentence examples for the two principles from inspiring English sources

The two principles aren't merely different; they're opposite.

States vary in the use of the two principles.

The two principles clashed in 2003, when sighted massage workers challenged the prohibition before the Constitutional Court.

The contest between Plath and Hughes invokes the contest between the two principles that hedge human existence.

"Neither principle is sufficient in and of itself and, in tandem, the two principles operate as safeguards against abuse".

The two principles of the unwritten Victorian constitution under which we are governed are parliamentary supremacy and the rule of law.

Thomas continued: "None of these issues raised by the two principles of the rule of law and access to justice is easy.

And at the heart of the two principles is the company's co-founder and chief executive, Charles Liang, who obsesses over every detail of the business.

The two principles work in covert concert; though in most of us Eros dominates, in none of us is Thanatos completely subdued.

The two principles make it plain that any move away from the street — to an encastled arts center or to plaza-and-park housing — is destructive to a city's health.

But with each passing month, as Saddam remained defiant and Bush kept massing forces around Iraq, the two principles appeared increasingly incompatible, and Annan began speaking of a grim day of reckoning ahead for the multilateralist order.