After all, our fundamental principles are at stake with this scotus confirmation and one of those fundamental principles is not winning at any cost?
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Discriminatory border searches run counter to these very fundamental principles.
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These cases affirm fundamental principles of the rule of law.
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But the fundamental principles — inclusion rather than exclusion — can apply anywhere.
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These fundamental principles go back to the Magna Carta, at least.
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It's a terrible break with the fundamental principles of the French republic.
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SZ: The tech monopolies actually diverge from the fundamental principles of capitalism.
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"Tailoring of regulation is one of our most fundamental principles," he said.
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There are probably similar fundamental principles: power, control, understanding the needs of people?
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Police had "corrupted" prosecutions and "debased fundamental principles of the criminal justice system".
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Ethereum classic was built on the same fundamental principles as bitcoin: decentralization and immutability.
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Holder argued Comey "broke with these fundamental principles" with the announcement of the review.
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For now, the fundamental principles of how coders create software will stay the same.
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The Russian foreign ministry said Turkey's had violated the fundamental principles of intergovernmental relations.
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Before bringing in a growth person, organizations need to embrace three fundamental principles: Be curious.
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Ben Shapiro: What is eroding is the fundamental principles upon which the civilisation is based.
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The I.O.C.'s Olympic Charter has Seven Fundamental Principles of Olympism in its Olympic Charter.
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Turkey called on the international community to comply with the fundamental principles of the United Nations.
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Penn also made sure this city was founded on the fundamental principles of tolerance and freedom.
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They are about fundamental principles of freedom, opportunity and democracy -- long denied in the Islamic Republic.
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The discretionary standard for evaluating immigrant intent is unjust and violates fundamental principles of human rights.
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"Armies that are premised on fundamental principles are bigger and they are more committed," he added.
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The UN's fundamental principles, as are clearly stated in its charter, sanctify the value of human rights.
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In America, one of the fundamental principles of our democracy is that our government works for us.
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It also enshrines fundamental principles such as the right to legal representation upon arrest and habeas corpus.
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Unless we return to the fundamental principles of government, we will never achieve the greatness we deserve.
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Why can't Republican politicians answer a question about fundamental principles that's so easy for the public to answer?
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My point is that there are certain religious fundamental principles that were created by Judeo-Christian value-systems.
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"These measures do not seem to adjust to the fundamental principles of necessity and proportionality," the UN said.
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"Such unilateralistic and protectionist action has gravely violated fundamental principles and values of the W.T.O.," the statement said.
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Unless we return to fundamental principles of fiscal responsibility, we will go the way of Greece or Venezuela.
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But Facebook has already shown that it is perfectly willing to turn its own fundamental principles upside down.
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So too is the commitment to fundamental principles of humanity which underpin the global compact for protection of refugees.
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He rejected not only the standards of scientific evidence but also the most fundamental principles of our legal system.
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What Republicans have held forth as fundamental principles are, thanks to Trump's election, revealed as hollow bromides and shibboleths.
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"It's about the fundamental principles of justice that we as a nation—as a people—are trying to uphold."
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Third, while the new rules are both lengthy and clear on fundamental principles, they are short on crucial details.
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Sarah takes a creative, imaginative approach to problem solving which is grounded in a logical analysis of fundamental principles.
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Perhaps the most consequential case involves fundamental principles of privacy in an age when cellphones record our every move.
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But elections ought to be of the highest concern to Americans because fundamental principles of representative democracy are involved.
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But, Ferak said, it quickly became clear that the woman knew little about the fundamental principles of Saudi law.
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We all know that the Declaration of Independence is a document laying out fundamental principles of justice and citizen's rights.
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Trump's veto "defied fundamental principles of constitutional law," he and 12 other law professors wrote in a letter to Pelosi.
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First, and most importantly, the notion of a hate crime flies in the face of fundamental principles of criminal law.
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"Vivendi denounces Mediaset's real goal ... which is to sidestep the fundamental principles of shareholder democracy," it said in a statement.
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"We think that the big challenge of this Congress will be making both of these fundamental principles compatible," he said.
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They followed the best design practice, starting with fundamental principles first and only then devising the structures to implement them.
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And then it would return to the idea of her fundamental principles, her desire to right wrongs and break wheels.
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Beyond design, Windows Phone also had some fundamental principles and features that can now be found on both iOS and Android.
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Between the lines: The court offered explicit reassurances that its rulings today did not touch the fundamental principles of Roe v.
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During the campaign, Clinton was more realistic about Russia than Trump whose statements called into question fundamental principles of Western security.
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"The U.S. administration's most recent policies are at odds with the fundamental principles and values of the NATO alliance," he added.
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"Make sure you understand the fundamental principles of what you're trying to do before you get into the details," he says.
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We connected over our shared passion for democracy, human rights and freedom of expression — the fundamental principles for which he fought.
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Jerome Oberreit, MSF's International Secretary General, said the agreement went against the fundamental principles of providing assistance to people in need.
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I write to share some of the fundamental principles that will guide our deliberations on the momentous task before the committee.
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NYFA's "The Artist as Entrepreneur" is a course that teaches the fundamental principles of sustainability—and ultimately profitability—in the arts.
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It goes without saying that this policy runs contrary to the fundamental principles of international humanitarian law, in particular the Geneva Conventions.
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When you have a debate that revolves so much around fundamental principles it is difficult to persuade your opponent to gracefully concede.
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"Covert, manipulative behaviors have no place on our service — they violate the fundamental principles on which our company is built," said Twitter.
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"One of the fundamental principles of our American democracy is that everyone gets their day in court," he said in a statement.
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" The CEO says if leaders understand the fundamental principles of what they're trying to do they can avoid "building on faulty ground.
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" Holder determined that it ultimately "broke with … fundamental principles" and "negatively affected public trust in both the Justice Department and the FBI.
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Across 30 articles, it lays out fundamental principles, including that every human being deserves freedom and must not be tortured or arbitrarily arrested.
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Give Carter credit for an enduring legacy in at least this regard: that speech's "10 fundamental principles" have anchored all energy policies since.
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" The latter threat includes "those who blame America first and who do not understand—or who are unwilling to defend—our fundamental principles.
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Judges have also cited one of the most fundamental principles of contract law to uphold the clauses: A contract, once signed, is binding.
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This visualization reveals fundamental principles about how electricity moves through fluids that engineers can use to develop technology for printing, heating or biomedicine.
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The interactive works promise to be a delight, as well as a sly introduction to the fundamental principles of choreography. Oct. 31-Feb.
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Bolivians "would not accept a negotiation where the fundamental principles that are being defended today on the streets could be ceded," Mesa said.
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America is a nation of ideas, Americans are people of principles, and embracing of those fundamental principles is what makes one an American.
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It celebrated the civil rights movement's successful inclusion of the idea of racial justice and human rights as fundamental principles of American democracy.
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The decision "reaffirms the fundamental principles of the collegiate athletic model and of amateurism," Pacific-12 Commissioner Larry Scott said in a statement.
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While finding an organization that reflects your personal values completely might be difficult, it's important not to compromise on your fundamental principles, Muthusamy said.
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And we can smoke out the phonies and the lip service payers from the people who truly believe in these fundamental principles of sovereignty.
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Rowan Atkinson argued, in his humour-dissecting documentary series "Funny Business", that one of the fundamental principles of visual comedy is appearances and disappearances.
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"This involves fundamental principles of fairness and business conduct," Peter Bicks, a lawyer with Orrick, Herrington, & Sutcliffe, said in his opening statement for Oracle.
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Fundamental principles of neuroscience suggest that meditation can have its greatest impact on cognition when the brain is in its earliest stages of development.
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One of our fundamental principles is to click through a shopping portal before making any online purchase, whether you're buying clothing or booking hotels.
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Popovich did not, of course, hate the finesse, the off-ball motion, the precise passing—these are all fundamental principles of good team basketball.
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S. alliance stronger, it compelled those nations who wanted in to strengthen rule of law and other fundamental principles that define a democratic state.
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Specifically, it would affect whether they would be allowed to live and work freely across the European Union, one of the region's fundamental principles.
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"What we objected to was the demands that were put that deeply violate fundamental principles of separation of powers," Mr. Pompeo said on Wednesday.
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In fact, they largely agreed on fundamental principles of the Constitution, diverging more on how those principles applied to the details of the case.
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It undermines the public's shared understanding of the fundamental principles which bind us together and fosters the view that 'all public officials are corrupt.
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If you are a proponent for family values, then you cannot support immigration policies that violate fundamental principles of children's rights and family unity.
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"As they assemble and play with the robots, they learn fundamental principles of science and technology in a fun and challenging environment," says the website.
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"Judge Orenstein ruled the FBI's request would 'thoroughly undermine fundamental principles of the Constitution' and we agree," said Apple in a statement following the filing.
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We are pleased to hear that Facebook has taken, and will continue to take, significant steps to comply with the fundamental principles of data protection.
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The Justice Department said this week that District Court Judge Richard Leon "rejected fundamental principles of economics" in his decision to rule for the companies.
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Americans must make it clear that any attack on the special counsel's office is an attack on the fundamental principles of the rule of law.
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Many European nations will resist any agreement with Britain that undermines the bloc's fundamental principles, particularly the movement of labor, or its basic economic structures.
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Those who favor women's rights are not running away from fundamental principles like conscience; they are embracing the reality that women's rights are human rights.
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It is dangerous and wrong because it opposes one of the most fundamental principles of our democracy and, as an evangelical, a fundamental doctrine of faith.
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Hall and Klitgaard are highly critical of mainstream capitalist economic theory, which they say has become divorced from some of the most fundamental principles of science.
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In a statement, the company explained that it agreed with Orenstein, who has said that the request would "thoroughly undermine fundamental principles of the Constitution."[Reuters]
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A Schneiderman deputy told Smith this month that "the requests violate New York's sovereignty and fundamental principles of federalism," and that the Exxon investigation is confidential.
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The encyclopedia cemented the movement's main claim: that knowledge of the human world, and the identification of its fundamental principles, would pave the path of progress.
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"China believes international anti-terrorism cooperation should ... respect international law and principles of international relations, including fundamental principles of nations' sovereign equality," ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said.
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Because it's based on two fundamental principles: family and folly ... there will always be fresh reasons for the good people of Springfield to form an ugly mob.
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Reavley, however, said indefinite pre-trial detention without an arraignment or court appearance offended "fundamental principles of justice," potentially imperiling a suspect's job, income and family relationships.
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"Hate crimes are violent crimes, but also attack the fundamental principles of the United States," said Acting Assistant Attorney General John Gore in a statement in August.
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But the No Sanctuary for Criminals Act feels like it violates fundamental principles of federalism, even if it somehow tiptoes past its inevitable challenges in the courts.
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"The Federal Circuit's opinion upholds fundamental principles of copyright law and makes clear that Google violated the law," Oracle general counsel Dorian Daley said in a statement.
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"One of the fundamental principles of a market based economy is that you have reliable legal contracts," said Professor William Mitchell of the Rotman School of Management.
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"For me it is clear: We will stick to our fundamental principles," the German chancellor said in a press conference in Berlin, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Embrace "fundamental principles" Tiffany daSilva, Founder at Flowjo Many companies think they want to hire a growth hacker, but don't have the conditions necessary to make it possible.
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Inaction, in my mind, is a sure path to the collapse of the fundamental principles of our rights as human beings to mutual well-being and free speech.
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This slow-rolling attempt to remove President Trump, which began practically the moment he was elected, perfectly illustrates why these fundamental principles underlie our most basic criminal processes.
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This alone would require some time to think things through and work with regulators and the city to help understand "some very fundamental principles" that make Lilium different.
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But universities today live in a world in which mom and apple pie are not traditionally supported and fundamental principles about learning freely are turned on their heads.
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That so many Americans do not seem to be aware of this is alarming and suggests that our country is at risk of abandoning fundamental principles of justice.
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It's not just a recipe collection — more like a master class on the fundamental principles of soup creation, and how to apply them to a variety of ingredients.
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The conservative leader called on the Turkish government to treat the arrested supporters of the attempted coup in line with the fundamental principles of the rule of law.
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Google Search is turning 20 in a time where the public is questioning both our relationship with technology and the fundamental principles and motivations of the companies building it.
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"The Federal Circuit's opinion upholds fundamental principles of copyright law and makes clear that Google violated the law," Dorian Daley, Oracle executive vice president, general counsel and secretary, said.
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It's a careful look at the life of an individual, but it juxtaposes that isolationism with the fundamental principles of his work, which is to grow for a community.
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Russia refused to cooperate with the trial, calling it illegal and in violation of the fundamental principles of justice, and former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, 88, declined to testify.
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One of the fundamental principles that has made the United States a beacon for liberty around the world is that we are a nation governed by laws, not men.
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Andrew Wright, a former associate counsel in the Obama White House, said allowing the president to pardon himself would be contrary to fundamental principles of the American legal system.
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"Donald Trump and I have talked at great length about things such as the proper role of the executive and fundamental principles such as the protection of life," Ryan wrote.
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"I think it's going to be a very difficult place for him to be, opposing these things that are supposed to protect the fundamental principles of our democracy," Sarbanes says.
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Utah's economy stays strong by adhering to conservative fundamental principles: low and consistent tax rates, smaller and more efficient government, sensible regulation and empowering the private sector to create jobs.
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The ticking of the clocks, Patla says, actually illustrates one of the most fundamental principles in the laws of physics: that no time or place in the universe is special.
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If you add the right to enjoy optimum health to the preservation of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, you have the same fundamental principles of the marijuana movement.
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Empathy for other people, an outspoken concern for gender equality, a recognition of the personal and professional stakes of representation: these are fundamental principles in new digital journalism, not afterthoughts.
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"It will be distributed in conformance with the fundamental principles of our movement, especially neutrality, impartiality and independence," Mario Villarroel, president of the Venezuelan Red Cross, said of the supplies.
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"The UN General Assembly should recognize that electing serial rights abusers like Venezuela betrays the fundamental principles it set out when it created the Human Rights Council," Mr. Bolopion wrote.
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I stated that his record cast grave doubt on his commitment to affirm and support fundamental principles of equal employment opportunity, the constitutional protections against gender discrimination and reproductive freedom.
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Pompeo asserted Wednesday that though the Democrats' demands "deeply violate fundamental principles of separation of powers," the State Department will "of course do our constitutional duty to cooperate" with Congress.
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"In approving the merger, the district court rejected fundamental principles of economics, creating uncertainty that will have an outsized effect on vertical merger analysis," the Justice Department said in its filing.
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" The Chinese foreign ministry also mentioned in a recent statement that "international anti-terrorism cooperation should respect international law and principles of international relations, including fundamental principles of nations' sovereign equality.
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Musk's answer on a Reddit AMA describes how he does that: It is important to view knowledge as sort of a semantic tree — make sure you understand the fundamental principles, i.e.
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Ethereum classic (ETC) was built on the same fundamental principles as bitcoin: decentralization and immutability, which means that once data or information is placed on the blockchain, it cannot be changed.
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Since we all basically agree on the fundamental principles and the need to provide certainty for all participants in the internet economy, he believes we are close to reaching an agreement.
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And even if it did, Congress would write the bill and there's no reason to think either Sanders or Warren have fundamental, principles-driven objections to either way of doing this.
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Ms. Merkel said that it was in Germany's interest not to distance itself from Turkey, but that the dispute involved fundamental principles like the freedom of the press, speech and assembly.
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We feel that very fundamental principles of the integrity of our democracy — free speech, basic human dignity, and tolerance for our friends and family and loved ones — are very much under threat.
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Since it opened in 2002, the prison has been an emblem of America at its worst, a place of torture, in which fundamental principles, including the right to due process, were abandoned.
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"The fundamental principles are clear, and we will ask those cities to carry out an in-depth analysis and listen to the views of all parties," the newspaper reported Li as saying.
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Judicial supervision of regulation – and that is precisely what a deferred prosecution agreement is, a small bore effort at regulation – is consistent with some of the most fundamental principles of administrative law.
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The current trade numbers are showing that difficult bilateral economic issues will linger on, alongside dangerous confrontations on Korean problems, Iran's nuclear treaty, extraterritorial sanctions, and fundamental principles of the world order.
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A wider audience than ever before received an education in the fundamental principles of encryption and the fact that it loses its security value if anyone has a key to decrypt the files.
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No effective provision on Venice's behalf has been enforced so far by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, although protection of environment and cultural heritage is among the fundamental principles of the Italian Constitution.
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Instead, the trial, which is expected to last six to eight weeks, will largely focus on fundamental principles of antitrust law: whether the merger would cause prices to increase and competition to decrease.
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"Our hearing today should serve as a reminder of one of the fundamental principles that drove the founders of our Constitution to break from England and to draft their own Constitution," Gerhardt said.
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France's position, the source said, was that discussions are possible within the acceptance that the fundamental principles of the Withdrawal Agreement remain the protection of the EU single market and political stability in Ireland.
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Here's Ryan in the op-ed: Donald Trump and I have talked at great length about things such as the proper role of the executive and fundamental principles such as the protection of life.
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French president Francois Hollande said the United Kingdom had to suffer the repercussions of its decision to leave the European Union to maintain the fundamental principles of the institution, according to the Financial Times.
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Perhaps, then, the solution we seek is mathematical: tally up all the fundamental principles violated by a supernatural creature and its powers and—voilà, we'll know where it stands in the hierarchy of likelihood.
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This makes it all the more important that when we evaluate Judge Brett Kavanaugh for such an appointment, we focus on the fundamental principles that he will bring to the court for a lifetime.
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Indeed, a statement from China's embassy in response to the announced tariffs accused the United States of "gravely violat[ing] fundamental principles and values of the WTO," and urged Washington to reconsider its approach.
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Inspired by the teachings of Martin Luther King Jr., the Poor People's Campaign abides by 12 fundamental principles, which all make up its "call for moral revival" to challenge systemic racism, poverty and beyond.
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Taking all of this into consideration, I found the fundamental principles of moral decision-making - things like autonomy, proportionality, and beneficence - to be confusing and unhelpful as I tried to answer my wife's question.
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And I think as long as we stay true to what our fundamental principles are as journalists we can continue to hold our heads high and not get stuck in any kind of argument.
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"The G20 agreed on fundamental principles backing a free trade system," Abe said, adding that the group had also pledged stronger action to improve the dispute settlement system of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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As with questions about research ethics and research in general, I expect that other frequent contributors to public scholarship will agree on the fundamental principles, but there will be some disagreement on their application.
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Not only was there no requirement for Comey's action, it was also a brazen violation of the Justice Department's fundamental principles of nonpartisanship, as Comey was repeatedly reminded before he insisted on this reckless course.
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"We have achieved a clear consensus that (involvement in) Europe or the European Union and continuity in our foreign policy as well as respecting our fundamental rights and freedoms are important fundamental principles," he said.
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However, he says the videos mostly just teach superficial gimmicks, and as a result, the fundamental principles of magic, which are found in the best texts on the subject, are in danger of being lost.
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The U.S. veto, along with steel and aluminum tariffs and a threat to put $50 billion of tariffs on Chinese goods for alleged intellectual property theft, had systematically challenged the WTO's fundamental principles, he said.
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But language that remained could still weaken the fundamental principles of international law and practice, and pose a lasting obstacle to the promotion and protection of human rights, Valentin Zellweger, Switzerland's ambassador, warned the council.
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Reforming U.S. visitor visa policy by creating an emergency visa category for donor matches and close family of terminally ill patients would ensure that the fundamental principles of human rights and basic decency are respected.
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"The G20 agreed on fundamental principles backing a free trade system, which is to ensure free, fair, non-discriminatory trade," as well as open markets and a level playing field for all nations, Abe said.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's spokesman said comments by President Donald Trump's national security adviser were proof that the United States is targeting Turkey's economy and not reflecting the fundamental principles and values of the NATO alliance.
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The stance threatens to cast doubt on one of the fundamental principles of American politics -- the peaceful, undisputed transfer of power from one president to a successor who is recognized as legitimate after winning an election.
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It's going to be a character and fundamental principles election to depth of purity unseen in many people's lifetime, even more than 1964 Lyndon Johnson-Barry Goldwater election where the extremism was embodied in the challenger.
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Based on these fundamental principles, the Contract for the Web will establish a new set of norms to guide the digital policy agendas of governments and the decisions of companies as they build tomorrow's web technologies.
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There are examples of Republican leaders who have applied the fundamental principles of the market economy in addressing the needs of the poor, and the result has been the uplift and rejuvenation of low-income communities.
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It is at that time that the economic policy coordination was enshrined as one of the fundamental principles in the IMF's Articles of Agreement, enjoining both surplus and deficit countries to balance out their external trade positions.
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"We are pleased to hear that Facebook has taken, and will continue to take significant steps to comply with the fundamental principles of data protection," Information Commissioner's Office President James Dipple-Johnstone said in his own statement.
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"Today's decision is a win for the fundamental principles of transparency and open government," Maurie Levin, one of the attorneys who helped bring the lawsuit on behalf of two Texas death row inmates, said in a statement.
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"We are pleased to hear that Facebook has taken, and will continue to take, significant steps to comply with the fundamental principles of data protection," Information Commissioner's Office President James Dipple-Johnstone said in his own statement.
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"If I am being penalized for promoting the peaceful reunification of China, this is against Australia's own position as well as its fundamental principles of cultural diversity and freedom of speech," Huang told the Australian Financial Review.
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"The BWF has decided to appeal the decision before the Court of Arbitration for Sport as it touches upon the interpretation of fundamental principles of the World Anti-Doping Code and the Anti-Doping Regulations," it said.
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Asked if EU leaders discussed the issuance of joint debt, also known as eurobonds or coronabonds, Merkel said that the ESM bailout fund was giving enough scope to react to the crisis without giving up "fundamental principles".
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The term "first principles" was coined more than 2,000 years ago by the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, who believed that the best way to understand a subject is to break it down to its most fundamental principles.
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"I can think of no one with the integrity, no one more committed to the fundamental principles that make this country what it is than my good friend, my late wife's great friend Joe Biden," Clyburn said.
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I think that we have to agree on some fundamental principles: the idea of freedom of speech; the idea that speech is not violence; the notion that we can convince each other with argumentation; that reason actually matters.
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"It's an ambitious project, but we don't see any showstoppers or deal breakers based on fundamental principles," Avi Loeb, chair of the Harvard Center for Astrophysics and a co-sponsor of Breakthrough Starshot, said at the press briefing.
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In a written statement responding to an interview which John Bolton gave to Reuters, Erdogan spokesman Ibrahim Kalin said the U.S. administration's most recent policies were at odds with the fundamental principles and values of the NATO alliance.
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Leaving them without an SD card slot or an included adapter runs entirely counter to Apple's fundamental principles of having a coherent ecosystem and a more user-friendly approach than the (previously) cold and aloof Windows PC manufacturers.
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"The European Union is of the view that the possible adoption and implementation of the JASTA would be in conflict with fundamental principles of international law and in particular the principle of State sovereign immunity," the EU statement read.
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The most fundamental principles of fairness and due process, principles neither liberal nor conservative, tell us that individuals should never be punished for things they haven't done — which is precisely what the Department of Homeland Security is doing here.
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The idea that the people should have more control over political outcomes may not be in perfect harmony with the original design of the Constitution, but it is consistent with how many people understand the fundamental principles of democracy.
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One of President Trump's go-to lawyers has made it his mission to get the highest court in the land to reconsider a landmark defamation case against Yelp, threatening one of the fundamental principles of the web in the process.
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But until then, based on our research and my personal experience with Facebook, I believe they are acting in good faith and share some very deep, fundamental principles with people who believe in the principles of liberty and freedom of speech.
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Regardless, the dinner will be held and will focus on the two fundamental principles that make it so important: honoring excellence in journalism and acknowledging the value of a mutually respectful relationship between the President and the press to our democracy.
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On one hand, liberty of conscience and belief is one of the first and most fundamental principles enshrined in the Universal Declaration on Human Rights, the European Convention on Human Rights and other documents that lay out humanity's minimum entitlements.
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" Donald Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, told CNN's Jake Tapper on "The Lead" that Obama is "making an end-run around the Constitution, trying to go directly to executive order and restrict one of the basic, fundamental principles of our country.
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"I have made clear that I believe the Supreme Court should be guided by a loyalty to the original and fundamental principles of limited government and liberty embodied in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights," Johnson said in a statement.
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He regrets the chasm between finance and the rest of society, and he sets out to bridge it with a warmhearted and engaging set of stories in which he pairs fundamental principles of finance with parallel examples from the humanities.
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"It's of utmost importance that emergency measures are not at the expense of our fundamental principles and values," Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission, said in a statement that made no mention of Mr. Orban or Hungary.
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"Where a Member State cannot, for reasons related to fundamental principles of their national law, surrender an own national to the UK during the Implementation period, they will be expected to take over the trial or sentence of the person concerned."
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In his complaint against Ms. Ortega, Mr. Carreño said that the attorney general had tried to "violate, threaten and undermine the fundamental principles of the Constitution" and that she acted "with a grave and inexcusable ignorance" of the country's laws.
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Even with all of our stumbles and missteps, our nation has served for more than two centuries as a temple for democracy representing the will of the people and a sacred trust upholding the fundamental principles of liberty, justice and union.
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The new human rights policy includes: Commitments to align business policies with the International Bill of Human Rights, the International Labor Organization's Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work and the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.
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"If there's an idea going round that the European Union has shown a firm front but in fact is weak and febrile when it comes to its fundamental principles, well that would be wrong," said the official at President Emmanuel Macron's office.
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When I would meet with European, African or Middle Eastern counterparts to discuss how we saw an issue and what solutions we recommended, my counterparts knew that my advice was grounded in our fundamental principles of human rights and the rule of law.
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"We must work toward cyber doctrine that reflects the wisdom of free markets, private competition and the important but limited role of government in establishing and enforcing the rule of law ... and the fundamental principles of liberty," Bossert said in a statement.
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" The term was coined more than 2,000 years ago by the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, who believed we learn more by understanding a subject's fundamental principles, those "things better known and clearer to us," according to Terence Irwin's 1989 book "Aristotle's First Principles.
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The debate promises to test the enduring relevance of one of the most fundamental principles of modern conservatism — supply side economics, the idea that if you cut taxes far enough, the economy will expand to the point that it generates new tax revenue.
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As much as Germany and France want Britain to stay part of a club that has helped reinforce peace and regional stability for decades, other members worry about the precedent of granting any one country too many side deals or breaching fundamental principles of unity.
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The Republican Party is facing a historic split over its fundamental principles and identity, as its once powerful establishment grapples with an eruption of class tensions, ethnic resentments and mistrust among working-class conservatives who are demanding a presidential nominee who represents their interests.
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In some ways, the stance of Ms Lindecrantz perfectly exemplifies the ethos of the Mennonites, a denomination with roots in medieval Germany that proclaims a return to the fundamental principles of the New Testament, which it believes to include an absolute rejection of violence.
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As I testified before House Oversight's IT subcommittee in early October, many recent, major breaches could have been eliminated or dramatically reduced if some fundamental principles of cyber hygiene had been followed, including constant patching, least privileged, encryption, micro-segmentation and multi-factor authentication.
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Sessions said the guidance he issued in October lays out 20 fundamental principles for the executive branch to follow, including the principles that free exercise means a right to act — or to abstain from action — and that government shouldn't impugn people's motives or beliefs.
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All of this is taxing our democracy, and much of it is occurring without regard to the fundamental principles at the core of our civic activity, such as political equality; representation of, and consent by, the people; informed deliberation; and distributed and limited power.
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The CTIA, a telecom industry trade group of which AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile are members, has official guidelines for the use of so-called "location-based services" that "rely on two fundamental principles: user notice and consent," the group wrote in those guidelines.
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"The goal of Olympism is to place sport at the service of the harmonious development of humankind, with a view to promoting a peaceful society concerned with the preservation of human dignity," the IOC states in one of its seven fundamental principles of Olympism.
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"At a time when fundamental principles are being questioned, it is more important than ever that we have the systems and resources in place to identify people with genuine refugee and asylum claims, and to make sure that they have the support that they need," Jolie said.
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"If there was an idea going round that the European Union has been firm on the face of it but today is weak and febrile when it comes to the fundamental principles, well that would not be the case," said the official at President Macron's Elysee department.
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"At bottom," they assert, "[Texas] plaintiffs and DOJ invite this Court to affirm a massive judicial overreach that would deny vitally important care to millions, sow chaos in healthcare markets throughout the country, and contravene fundamental principles that should guide interpretation of an Act of Congress."
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And I can think of no one better suited, better prepared -- I can think of no one with the integrity, no one more committed to the fundamental principles to make this country what it is -- than my good friend, my late wife's great friend, Joe Biden.
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Trump's militaristic rhetoric and decision to gut his own State Department, his attacks on the press, downplaying of human rights and cozying up to autocrats raised doubts about whether he subscribed not just to Western values, but also to the fundamental principles on which America is built.
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Renegade agrarian Frank Owsley well explained the difference in an essay on the division perfectly titled "The Irrepressible Conflict": In the beginning of Washington's administration two men defined the fundamental principles of the political philosophy of the two societies, Alexander Hamilton for the North and Jefferson for the South.
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Related: Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May survives crucial Brexit vote Yet the overall Chequers plan has already been criticized by the EU's chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, who said it undermines the "fundamental" principles of the EU because the UK still sought to cherry-pick aspects of single-market membership.
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"We are shocked by these discoveries and unreservedly condemn these actions, which are in total contradiction with the values Jean Vanier claimed and are incompatible with the basic rules of respect and integrity of persons, and contrary to the fundamental principles on which L'Arche is based," they wrote.
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Covering everything from the fundamental principles of sales and marketing up to the proven and tested tricks to best promote your content on each social network, this bundle leaves no stone unturned in supplying you with what you need to know about growing your brand using social media.
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They want to celebrate the show's inclusivity without chiding the wider genre for a historical lack of representation, and highlight how they have made the series more contemporary and more diverse — behind the camera as well as in front of it — while emphasizing that its fundamental principles haven't changed.
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David's commitment to fundamental principles rewarded him with a room packed full of an ecstatic dancers by the time of his anniversary party the following February; that night I began to grasp what The Loft must have been like during peak years in the 1970s and early 1980s.
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Such methods — part of a broad state of emergency, including everything from warrantless searches to house arrests and extended detentions — jeopardize the civil rights of every person in France, endanger the liberty and privacy of all inhabitants of the country, and put the fundamental principles and values of a Western society at risk.
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" Contrasting the crummy ads that we often see on mobile web pages with the beautiful and relevant advertising that can appear in the best magazines, he argued that his goal is to figure out, "How do we create an environment digitally, on the mobile web, that replicates and modernizes those fundamental principles?
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Evidence surfaced of VMFA(AW)-242 officers engaging in prescription drug seeking behavior, the wrongful use of prescription and over-the-counter drugs, excessive alcohol consumption, adultery, the assignment of sexually explicit call signs, order violations, and failures to uphold the fundamental principles of professional aviation training and operations, the investigation revealed.
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The built-in institutional tensions between and among the branches, designed by the Framers to produce outcomes based upon compromise, have been largely transcended in recent years by party allegiance, and essentially replaced by inter-party ideological conflicts over interpretations of some of the fundamental principles upon which the American system stands.
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"You're going to need to hear from the European Union and others that have been viewed as skeptical — that they agree with the fundamental principles that the United States is espousing, that the Appellate Body has gone off track," said Hillman, whose one term on the Appellate Body lasted from 2007 to 2011.
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" Miller, who now teaches at the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, added that, in his teaching, Stein proposed "a vision of education for the contemporary university that was rooted in a variety of modernisms" and in the belief that an understanding of modernism's fundamental principles should lie at "the heart of the curriculum of a contemporary university.
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If the shoe were on the other foot, if President Hillary Clinton were being investigated for violation of campaign finance laws for seeking to obtain negative information about Donald Trump, the American Civil Liberties Union would be up in arms about this obvious violation of the most fundamental principles protecting the freedom of expression of candidates.
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"We're going to get an outcome which forces China to behave in a way that, if you want to be a power, a global power — transparency, rule of law, you don't steal intellectual property, the fundamental principles of trade around the world ... those are things the American people are demanding and the American workers deserve," Pompeo said.
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And he would not only become, in Mr. Ullrich's words, "a mouthpiece of the cultural pessimism" growing in right-wing circles in the Weimar Republic, but also the avatar of what Thomas Mann identified as a turning away from reason and the fundamental principles of a civil society — namely, "liberty, equality, education, optimism and belief in progress."
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"We must work toward cyber doctrine that reflects the wisdom of free markets, private competition and the important but limited role of government in establishing and enforcing the rule of law, honoring the rights of personal property, the benefits of free and fair trade, and the fundamental principles of liberty," Mr. Bossert said in the statement announcing his appointment.
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We need to do better on this, and will 4/6 Twitter is committed to transparency and keeping people informed about what's happening in the world 5/6 We'll continue to be guided by these fundamental principles 6/6 In other words, Twitter's official response is that because Trump's tweet about North Korea is newsworthy, both it and the president can stay.
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"All DoD operations in 85033 were conducted in accordance with law of war requirements, including law of war protections for civilians, such as the fundamental principles of distinction and proportionality and the requirement to take feasible precautions in planning and conducting attacks to reduce the risk of harm to civilians and other persons and objects protected from being made the object of an attack," the Pentagon said in its report.
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"All DoD operations in 2018 were conducted in accordance with law of war requirements, including law of war protections for civilians, such as the fundamental principles of distinction and proportionality and the requirement to take feasible precautions in planning and conducting attacks to reduce the risk of harm to civilians and other persons and objects protected from being made the object of an attack," the Pentagon said in its report.
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And it's one of the fundamental principles in international relations, even countries at war protect each other's diplomatic missions, in this case the Iranians didn't, and what we then saw was when people entered the embassy and began to set it on fire, then we saw security forces from Iran come in, then we saw the same security forces walk out with computers and documents… HG: *INTERRUPTS* You have this on tape?
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The refusal to tackle abuses in Syria early in the conflict has paved the way for a litany of horrors: hundreds of thousands of civilian deaths, resulting from air and ground attacks as well as accusations of extermination taking place in prisons; wanton destruction of cities and towns across the country, suspected chemical attacks and widespread use of cluster munitions and other banned weapons; and the spread of groups like ISIS who revel in flouting the fundamental principles of humanity.
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On a bright and oppressively hot morning in Manila, RJ Nieto recounted a string of conspiracy theories over a meal of beef tapa and rice in OK Café in Pasig, a smoggy city on the eastern border of Metro Manila: A Filipino photojournalist livestreamed military activities during a conflict in the southern Philippines and put soldiers at risk, he told me (not true); the former administration was in such a "rush to plunder public funds" that it botched a nationwide vaccine program and endangered young lives (unproven); all media outlets are irreparably biased by their owners (antithetical to the fundamental principles of journalism).
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