Sentence examples for usual principles from inspiring English sources

But it's still a remarkable departure from the usual principles of economic policy.

Is the war on terror so categorically different from conventional warfare that the usual principles don't apply?

At a minimum, localities would still be free to regulate subject to the usual principles of pre-emption.

The undying creed of American racial optimism — bolstered anew by the election of a black President — has led us to a place where the usual principles have been inverted, where words speak louder than actions.

Even the Clash abandoned their usual principles to allow Levi's to use Should I Stay Or Should I Go for an advert, claiming that the jeans are an iconic rock item - a view borne out by Carl Perkins Levi Jackett (And a Long Tail Shirt) from 1958.

That required changing the usual principles of how Silicon Valley startups are run.

"The usual principle is that those who are political refugees get asylum, those who are not have to go back," the High Commissioner said.

But he told MPs it would be open for individual ministers to oppose the recommendation without quitting their government posts, in a significant departure from the usual principle of collective responsibility.

This statement merely recognizes the usual principle that the possessor of a right can recover for its unlawful deprivation whether or not he was previously exercising it". 392 U.S., at 493, n. 9, 88 S.Ct., at 2231, n. 9.

To say you can sell organic food for 10percentt more than you sell irresponsibly priced food suggests that you don't really get it — that you plan to bring business-as-usual principles of industrial "efficiency" and "economies of scale" to a system of food production that was supposed to mimic the logic of natural systems rather than that of the factory.

Certain species show a highly perplexing divergence from the usual mimicry principles, however.