fundamental principle

How To Use fundamental principle In A Sentence

• Certain fundamental principles are not only non-negotiable, but should also be a source of pride for the UK, including defending the right to asylum and safeguarding the Human Rights Act and 1951 convention on refugees.
• The ability to openly evaluate the wares offered is a fundamental principle of a viable marketplace.
• It is surely a fundamental principle of fair elections that all voters should cast the same kind of vote.
• If you can forsake your fundamental principles for any reason then you are not the kind of person who can take the country forward.
• In his precritical period he had still been intent upon settling the “distinctness of the fundamental principles of natural theology and morals” by placing teleology at the center of his argu - ment. THEODICY
• Asylum and immigration issues have at their heart the fundamental principles of basic human rights.
• The town of Assisi will be raised as a "Landmark of Universal Reference" for all men of goodwill [that's great, but can we call it something less lame than "Landmark of Universal Reference"?], overcoming in this way any distinction of Culture and Belief in syntony with the Fundamental Principles of every True Religion. The Dragon's Mailbag
• The minimisation of bias, the systematic deviation of results or inferences from truth, is a fundamental principle of medical research.
• As though in tandem, Chief Justice Roberts and Justices Scalia and Breyer recited what they called a fundamental principle: that the public must be able to understand what a criminal law means. James D. Zirin: What Are Honest Services?
• It is a fundamental principle in our system of justice that people are treated the same, regardless of their income or status in life, and it is important to uphold that.