prime principle

But that would ignore a prime principle of the living language.

A prime principle in maintaining a colony out of touch with its supply base is to make it large enough.

The following prime principles are accepted by the vast majority of Brahmos today.

You know a prime principle for survival out in the galaxy is that anybody who wants to stay around had better know what's going on.

Twelve Keys O principle of the prime principle, consider the end!

From this prime principle, it follows that the U.N. must act and that its means must be sufficient to its ends.

"All peoples of the world are worthy and deserve respect": that was the prime principle set out in the book, All for Australia, which he wrote on the topic.

Designation of the humanization as prime principle when uniting varied ontological, gnoseological, epistemological, and other aspects of philosophy, locates his system close to the philosophical anthropology.

In March 1563, when Teresa moved to the new cloister, she received the papal sanction to her prime principle of absolute poverty and renunciation of property, which she proceeded to formulate into a "Constitution".