Sentence examples for a principle upon from inspiring English sources

It's a principle upon which diversified, developed economies surely rest.

"We are not guided here merely by the short term or practical reaction of politics, but a principle upon which we stand, that this is a hijacking of an election".

It's a principle upon which our nation was built, enshrined in the First Amendment and the national anthem taught in schools.

What these leaders have come to understand is a principle upon which Planned Parenthood has always stood: women's reproductive health care is a human right that knows no borders and is essential for the health and well-being of all people.

The mission statement should include a founding principle upon which the company was created, and remains the foundation for all that the company does.

We conclude that a principle phenotypical alteration upon mild modifications of Rho pathway activity is a change of the chirality index, or, in other words, mild modifications of Rho pathway activity change active torque generation without affecting active tension.

A proposal for a more sensitive HFGW detector due to Baker and based upon a principle first enunciated by Li and co-workers has become known as the Li-Baker detector.

One salient example was on display in the famous "Baby Doe" controversy of the mid-1980s in which the Reagan Justice Department attempted to impose a "non-discrimination principle" upon health care workers in neonatal intensive care units.

George Eliot's Middlemarch is probably the greatest English novel to be written upon such a principle, imagining every character to have his or her human reasons and fears.

When I type Facebook.com into my browser, it goes to Facebook because of a principle set down and agreed upon by the internet infrastructure worldwide.

"For me," said Mr. Smith, "it's an issue of principle upon which I'm prepared to stake my political career".