Sentence examples for weakening the principle of from inspiring English sources
Yet insurers have expressed concern that such exemptions could make it harder to attract enough new customers into the system to make the economics work and were weakening the principle of the 'individual mandate' requiring everyone to participate in some form of insurance.
The dominant role played by special-interest money — including money from super PACs financed by undisclosed donors — has severely weakened the principle of fair and impartial courts.
"We have weakened the principle of freedom of speech, for good intentions, but without thinking about the consequences.
He had routed his antagonists, weakened the principle of senatorial courtesy, and revitalized the executive branch.
Not only does Socrates thus weaken the principles of naturalism, but he also makes it clear that in doing so he is reintroducing an element of conventionalism (434a-435d).
It is possible to weaken the principle along any of these dimensions to avoid the objections, while holding on to the general spirit of the self-ownership view.
This is in accord with the plausible weakening of the Principle of Sufficient Reason that restricts brute facts, even necessary ones, to the basic things that depend on nothing further.
Defining probability and utility using the representation theorems thus weakens the traditional principle of expected utility.
In the upstairs world of Washington and Adams, so blatantly ignored in the Philadelphia site, was the beginning of a national experiment: the faltering and difficult task of shaping a new society in which equality and liberty would indeed become governing principles, ultimately weakening the institution of slavery.
By improving Tcy W H we can shorten the minimum SFRT, thus enabling further applications without weakening the safety integrity, due to the principle of the black channel.
This concept incorporates the principles of shared decision-making, without weakening the role of the primary care physician [ 36].
