Sentence examples for this principle for from inspiring English sources

The veil law reaffirmed this principle for the French, but it is based on a set of laws that were hammered out about a hundred years ago.

Moviemakers have understood this principle for decades, turning images of women in wimples into visions both inexpressibly haunting (Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo") and flat-out silly ("Sister Act").

No document better captures the many liberating consequences of this principle – for free thinking, free exchange of correspondence (GCHQ, please note) and the freedom to love and marry as we will – than the European convention on human rights.

At the heart of the row is the French principle of laïcité – secularism – and accusations that politicians are twisting and distorting this principle for political gain and using it to target Muslims.

The burkini bans have prompted a row over the French principle of laïcité (secularism), amid accusations that politicians are twisting and distorting this principle for political gain, and to target Muslims.

Some cameras use this principle for semiautomatic flash-exposure control: the aperture adjustment is coupled with the distance setting on the lens (or with an automatic rangefinding system) so that the lens aperture gets larger with increasing distance.

This is the principle for success artists!

According to this principle searching for an acceptable solution is by far superior to searching for an optimal solution [ 11].

Apply this principle boldly, for it contains a lesson of candor and a voice of encouragement.

But, as Lambert noted in 1974, this principle fails for nearly all free logics with identity.

We've seen how this principle works for banks and large corporations, but how does this apply to average Americans?