Examples of using By the principle in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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had been bound by the principle of“independence” and therefore brought about a rupturing of relations with the Apostolic See.
Under customary international law, states are bound by the principle of“la terre domine la mer”(the land dominates the sea), or the idea that
By the principle of quantum superposition, the cat's survival
political worlds, stories too are defined by the principle of power… How they are told,
political worlds, stories too are defined by the principle of nkali: How they are told, who tells them, when they're told,
political worlds, stories, too, are defined by the principle of nkali: How they are told,
Thus, like all Church ministries and actions, it is also bound by the principle of salus animarum suprema lex[“The salvation of souls is the supreme law of the Church”].
political worlds, stories too are defined by the principle of nkali: How they are told,
political worlds, stories too are defined by the principle of nkali: How they are told,
geared toward endless production and consumption, with a steady-state economy governed by the principle of sufficiency.
geared toward endless production and consumption, with a steady-state economy governed by the principle of sufficiency.
So accountants, governed by the principle of conservatism, say in effect,“Let's use what we do know,
Okinawans live by the principle of ichariba chode, a local expression
We are driven by the principle that light is essential,” Eric Rondolat added.“And by connecting it to networks,
In fact, if the market is governed solely by the principle of the equivalence in value of exchanged goods, it cannot produce the social cohesion that it requires
Since 1975, we have been guided by the principle that every person living with blood cancer should have equal access to treatment, support
we are guided by the principle of adherence to the appropriate legal and regulatory frameworks as well as the instruments,
Common law countries abide by the principle of stare decisis- that is, the idea that similar cases should be decided upon similarly
It is ok to live by the principle“here and now” One can find fascination in every minute But sometimes it's hard to say not only what will happen to us in a month or a….