Sentence examples for a bit principles from inspiring English sources

To simplify just a bit, principles and moral theories function within this method to organize, explain, criticize, and extend our intuitive responses to cases, but those very responses can, in turn, help us to amend and sharpen our principles and theories when they prove inadequate to the complexities of emerging cases.

The crisis in Burma shows that there is a minimal standard of decency to which even China, though it might not care a bit in principle, has at least to pay lip service if it wants to sit at the table with the democracies.

I hope that you still think I'm the best a-bit-gay-in-principle comedian working in Britain today".

He can get a bit pious about principles and the consumer society for someone who made a car advert, and he would possibly be more endearing if he had a nice homely wife his own age, but there would be something very wrong if you hung a man for that.

For, as I borrow a bit from physics principles, all the economic atoms do not align simultaneously behind each other nor rapidly, when something new first is created; thus it is in this space where the business opportunity resides, the space in which the old coexists with the sometimes yet unformed, not-yet-dominant new.

With its Young decision, the Supreme Court recognises, albeit a bit clunkily, the principle at the heart of the Pregnancy Discrimination Act: in Mr Bagenstos's words, "a woman should not have to choose between her pregnancy and her job".

The details of the particular measure that passed on Thursday are a bit arcane, but the principles involved aren't.

I think it can feel a bit scary, but the principles of good governance are the same," says Gillian Allcroft, policy officer at the National Governors Association NGAA).

Secondly, you can start proceedings directly in Luxembourg, but only (putting it simply) when you want directly to challenge some European law or measure, saying that it is unlawful by reference to another bit of EU law (which might include a bit of human rights principles) – here one has to reach for article 263 TFEU.

"We wanted desperately to come back and forgot a little bit our principles," Wenger said.

The details here are a bit complicated, but the principle at stake, we shall see, is simple.