Sentence examples for traditional principle from inspiring English sources

Members of Cameron's own government will be allowed to campaign for Britain's exit – or "Brexit" – in a departure from the traditional principle of collective responsibility.

Conquest is associated with the traditional principle that sovereign states may resort to war at their discretion and that territorial and other gains achieved by military victory will be recognized as legally valid.

Defining probability and utility using the representation theorems thus weakens the traditional principle of expected utility.

Decision theory may justify that traditional principle by deriving it from general principles of evaluation, as in Weirich (2001).

This employment of the representation theorems allows decision theory to advance the traditional principle of expected utility and thereby enrich its treatment of rational decisions.

CCC21, thus, clearly marked a turn from Toyota's traditional principle of network-internal competition (Wilhelm 2011) towards more traditional market competition.

Srotriyam (knower of the sruti) is the requirement of deep training in the authoritative canons of the tradition, as well as in traditional principles of reading and exegesis.

To Sousa Mendes the dictate contravened the traditional principles of his country.

This statute goes well beyond the traditional principles of self-defense in homes.

Traditional principles of visual design are often rejected in such modern arrangements.

Simply declaring that applying traditional principles of law or rules of evidence is not practicable is hardly sufficient.