Sentence examples for a group of principled from inspiring English sources

Over the weekend, Principled PAC — which touts itself as a group of "principled conservatives who have the backbone to stand up to the Washington elite" — released an ad linking Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff to the shooting, which left four wounded, including Majority Chief Whip Steve Scalise (who, as of Monday, was reportedly no longer in critical condition after undergoing several surgeries).

JP Morgan has indicated that it believes it got the facts wrong, that a group of people screwed up and those people are gone, and now the bank can go about its moral, principled way.

Ewa Jasiewicz, who was part of the group's occupation of a Nottinghamshire gas power plant last year, said: "This an outrageously aggressive response to a day of principled civil disobedience.

Ewa Jasiewicz, one of the protesters who became the face of the group's power station occupation last year and who is at the site, said: This an outrageously aggressive response to a day of principled civil disobedience.

But even if that is so, the sin of vanity would be minor alongside his clear merits.The wider problem is that at 75, Mr Rossi is a member of a small group of smart, principled but now greying Italian lawyers.

"It's about time that a group with principled leaders will advocate for reasonable gun regulation," he told HuffPost.

But what of principled ethical objections?

Describing home-schoolers as a distinct group of people who have a "principled opposition to government policy," he ruled that the Romeikes would face persecution both because of their religious beliefs and because they were "members of a particular social group," two standards for granting asylum.

If he loses the election, why not go out in a blaze of principled glory?

College Board President David Coleman labeled the controversy a matter of  "principled confusion".

The case for an act of principled leadership was glaring.