Examples of using It is a principle in English and their translations into Greek
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It is a principle of action.
Nevertheless I believe we have to insist that as it is in the Treaty it is a principle that can stand before the Court of Justice.
First, it is a principle of rationalism.
Strive for quality education and other services offered,pursuing excellence, it is a principle that has, over the decades of its existence, and inspiring their decisions.
It is a principle that has served us well.
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For Gramsci, it is a principle of rallying of forces around the class struggle.
It is a principle which we all recognise.
If we are once again to talk about equal pay, even if it is a principle that has already been introduced by the Treaty of Rome,it must be time for us to ask ourselves whether other strategies might not be necessary to abolish the wage gap between men and women when the EU' s overall efforts have proved a failure.
It is a principle of physics but also of politics.
It is a principle that still exists both in the East and in the West.
It is a principle that, tragically, I believe we have never applied to Cuba.
(92) It is a principle of customary international law(93) which as such is binding on the Union.
It is a principle of good sense which should help us in the negotiations with third countries.
It is a principle which will yield only slowly and reluctantly to the imperatives of global environmental cooperation.“.
It is a principle that still applies widely, to overfishing, say, in the North Atlantic, and the disappearance of cod.
It is a principle like others- we spoke earlier about the precautionary principle, which has made its mark in the European directives.
It is a principle of the method that in the main study only moderately toxic doses are used, and that administration of doses that are expected to be lethal should be avoided.
It is a principle established by the international rights that says a right, after given, do not need to survive the existence of the power which came from.
It is a principle that asserts the necessity of a society to be organized in such a manner that people cannot be treated as objects or used as instruments to some end.
It is a principle that is increasingly being challenged in our society due to the mobilisation of Islam in Europe, and this mobilisation of Islam and its effects on our values and our civilisation is indeed something about which a great deal can be said.
It is a principle of customary international law(the EU, by the way, has been quite candid in acknowledging the juridical fact that customary international law constitutes a source of European Union law) and, we have seen, it has been codified in Article 62 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.
It's a principle called the conservation of information.
It's a principle of military deception.
In fact, it was a principle of the republican party in the late 19th century.
It's a principle in psychology which says that if you constantly tell someone they can't do something they just want to do it more than ever.
It's a principle of, fundamental principle of economics that wants in general are never satiable.
It's a principle Eric knows firsthand from his passion outside the lab tending another set of delicate objects.
Now that's a little abstract and too general, and I wouldn't want to claim that it's a rule for all occasions,but I think it's a principle that's effective in a lot of occasions.
I have no doubt that it was a principle they fought for, as much as our ancestors, and not to avoid a three-penny tax on their tea; and the results of this battle will be as important and memorable to those whom it concerns as those of the battle of Bunker Hill, at least.