Sentences with phrase «founding principle»

The Nebraska state motto, «Equality Before the Law,» was chosen as a founding principle for our state, rooted in the belief that the laws that govern us should treat all people equally

«Elliptic's founding principle is to bring confidence and certainty to enterprises working with bitcoin,» he added.

Twitter should scrap a founding principle — everyone gains equal footing and any behavior is tolerated — and create a new system that rewards positive contributions.

That's the founding principle of Loom Analytics, a Toronto - based company that provides a subscription - based online service for lawyers.

AB 208 helps close the gap between our advancements and an outdated and severe federal justice system, and moves us closer to realizing our country's founding principle of equal justice for all.

Our adherence to this founding principle has allowed us to grow exponentially.

And knowing it makes me impatient and eager to meet you and to begin the dialogue that I consider to be the founding principle of this country.

Since 1987, ELTH has remained true to its founding principle: to represent all clients — individuals, medical practices, counties, cities, and corporations — with the drive and dedication they deserve.

Unless «vital national interest» is construed so narrowly as to be equivalent to «self - defence», this is a direct repudiation of the central founding principle of international law, prohibiting aggressive war as a crime against peace, indeed, the supreme international crime.

It appears as a founding principle of climate science.

No metaphor, no analogy, no simple founding principle restated in clearer terms, is going to twig every skeptic to acceptance.

The spirit of experimentation that is the founding principle of contemporary art is simply not viable in a commercial setting, she believes.

In addition to its role as a fine art school, and in keeping with its founding principle to «mount an annual exhibition open to all artists of distinguished merit», the RA also offered talented artists the opportunity to draw attention to themselves at an annual Summer Exhibition sponsored by the Academy.

The entries will be judged anonymously under the founding principle: to support artists and to bring to Liverpool the best contemporary painting from across the UK.

They have provided us the opportunity to fulfill that founding principle by showing the crucial, vital relationship between the American master Murray and her continuing influence on one of the best of this generation, Daniel John Gadd.

With access to the Contemporary Art Society's network of 65 member museums as well as guidance from the Contemporary Art Society and Whitechapel Gallery's expert teams, each fellow will use the founding principle of many of these institutions — philanthropic giving — as a springboard to explore the role of philanthropy in developing public collections in the UK.

Focusing on the North West, East Coast, Midlands and South, the displays will use the theme of philanthropy, the founding principle of many of these institutions, as a springboard to explore specific themes and will bring together historic, modern and contemporary works from public collections across England.

The LSA is an entirely new institution, built on a «cost - neutral» model that bears a certain family resemblance to Cooper's founding principle: «open and free to all.»

A crucial part of this reinvention is replacing the founding principle of free education with a new commitment to «accessible» education.

The founding principle was to present world - class exhibitions of artists primarily based in Los Angeles.

Billed as one of the largest art fairs in the United States, it not only pays homage to the original 1913 Armory Show exhibition that introduced modern art to New York, but it also reflects the show's founding principle: to introduce new talent alongside the many established greats.

An emphasis on cooperation rather than competition is a founding principle of SEVEN that puts the art viewing experience ahead of other considerations.

In keeping with the partnership's founding principle of collaboration, the building integrates major permanent elements conceived by acclaimed artist James Turrell including a Skyspace, -LSB-...]

Now, we're applying that same founding principle to Discovery Tours by Gate 1 - giving us a strong competitive edge in small group travel.

Our founding principle is that any decision we make always puts the pet's needs first.

Their founding principle is that «people from close communities act more responsibly towards each other.»

A founding principle lies at the heart of every investment manager — a basis on which to profit from the seemingly confused vagaries of the stock market.

The founding principle of the Society of Friends is that God sends guidance directly to those who are open and willing.

Its lineup plays tribute to the Dodge brothers» founding principle: A genuine yet exhilarating driving experience.

Because choice is a founding principle for charter schools, school leaders are able to recruit and hire their own staffs, and teachers are able to decide if they want to work in a charter school.

While her nomination gave exposure to an honest and passionate debate about charter schools as an alternative to traditional public schools, her hardline opposition to any real accountability for these publicly funded, privately run schools undermined their founding principle as well as her support.

That is the founding principle of «school choice.»

The concept of using book trailers in this dual role is a founding principle behind the development of the Digital BooktalkTM Web site (Figure 1).

Micah, what do you think about the founding principle of Wakanda — isolationism?

Just follow their founding principle and you should be fine.

Regenerative farming practices that include composting, erosion control and water harvesting are the founding principle of the demo farm that is being set up by Commonland in the Los Veléz - Altiplano area of Spain.

«This is extremely important, because it's based on the founding principle of this country and that was, «No Taxation Without Representation.»

Scottish health secretary Nicola Sturgeon said the decision was motivated by a commitment to maintaining the NHS» founding principle of providing free - at - the - point - of - delivery healthcare.

Following reports over the weekend that Cameron is considering a cap on national insurance numbers issued to low - skilled migrants, Clegg said he does not back the idea floated by the Conservatives, as it was a founding principle of the EU that people should be able to move freely.

The current direction appears to be towards closer and deeper union, not fragmentation (and «ever closer union» is a key founding principle).

New Yorkers have to again believe in the government process and in its founding principle that people ultimately have the power.

«The core founding principle was integrity, and we've all worked to uphold that.

«Servicing foodservice customers of all types, our family company employs 200 associates, all dedicated to the company's founding principle «that integrity is the foundation of our business with excellent service and consistent quality as our cornerstones,»» PPC says.

In the United States, it's a founding principle that each person has the freedom to follow the faith of his or her choosing.

What Whitehead offers to effect this particular translation of cosmology and sociology is the reintroduction of a theory of «social custom» to serve as the founding principle of order in human society.

As conservatives, we challenge you only on your ideas, or lack thereof, none of which resemble any founding principle.

Let's not forget that Christianity, Judaeism and Islam all are Abramic faiths, claiming the same founding principle embodied in Abraham: the willingness of a man to kill another man because God told him to.

As a matter of founding principle, we should not require any particular religious belief of our elected officials.

My concern is about sticking to our founding principle of religious freedom in the United States.

The signers of both docvments whether they were Protestants or not (this is irrelevant) created a new country with the founding principle of freedom of religious exercise — a radical departure from the norms of their day.