8 sentences with “principle”

Inclusion is an important principle to ensure equal opportunities.

In principle, you should have someone who already knows the exercises explain to you how to do them.

In principle, it should be borne in mind that drinking water is not simply a thirst quencher. Drinking water means replenishing the sweat lost during exercise, as well as regulating body temperature.

In principle, before doing the first movement, it is essential to undergo a thorough medical check-up. Once the results of this examination have been obtained, it will be possible to determine what type of exercise to start with.

Archimedes discovered the principle of using the displacement of water to calculate the specific gravity of objects, and devised a series of complex war machines used against Roman forces when his home city of Syracuse in Sicily was under attack.

The important effect of Magna Carta was its principle: even the king had to respect the law. From then on English kings began to convene Parliament, a meeting of the Church, nobles and well-to-do commoners, in order to obtain authorisation and money for their wars.

The principle of Alcoholics Anonymous is that the sufferer admits his or her condition, and is willing to discuss his or her situation frankly and to admit to gradual - and, more importantly, possible - ways of controlling and giving up the vice. No one knows the other's surname, no one objects to the other.

Perhaps the most important thing Augustus did, besides establishing the principle itself, was to reorganise the Roman legions. He created a professional standing army with regular pay and retirement benefits, permanently ending the dependence on citizen volunteers - soldiers who had fought for Rome under the republic.