inherent principles
[/ɪnˈhɪrənt ˈprɪnsəpəlz/]
noun phrase
princípios inerentes
1. fundamental qualities or rules that are naturally present within something and cannot be separated from it
The inherent principles of democracy include freedom of speech and equal representation.
Os princípios inerentes da democracia incluem liberdade de expressão e representação igualitária.
2. essential characteristics or basic truths that are intrinsically part of a system, concept, or nature
Justice systems are built on the inherent principles of fairness and due process.
Os sistemas de justiça são construídos sobre os princípios inerentes de equidade e devido processo legal.
3. fundamental laws or guidelines that naturally exist within a field of study or practice
The inherent principles of physics govern the behavior of matter and energy.
Os princípios inerentes da física governam o comportamento da matéria e da energia.
This phrase is commonly used in formal, academic, and legal contexts in both Brazilian Portuguese and American English. In Brazil, it frequently appears in constitutional law discussions and educational materials. In the USA, it's prevalent in philosophical debates, legal arguments, and business ethics discussions. The concept reflects Western emphasis on natural rights and foundational truths.
Related Idioms & Phrases
built on inherent principles
grounded in inherent principles
rooted in inherent principles
violate inherent principles
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