Sentence examples for a principle with from inspiring English sources

"And this is a principle with ample historical precedent".

Not many people outside of a lab are likely to invoke a principle with a name like this.

"A lot of promises were made to the town and were never kept," said Allen Silverman, a principle with the Andalex Group, the managing agent for the property.

It was, he said, a principle with him not to seek redress of a personal wrong in a court of law.

Rather than obsess over cholesterol, for instance, he holds that we should eat only foods that our grandmothers would have recognised, a principle with which I broadly agree (though sticking with this idea can be tricky if your granny came, as mine did, from Sunderland).

The court's finding reaffirmed a principle with a long and geographically sweeping history in the United States, to wit: People are allowed to call the police names, even really bad names, and really, it's hard to imagine a name much worse than "motherfucker".

"And there's a principle involved with me.

This is a principle consistent with the FCC principles I alluded to earlier and the thrust of the "open Internet" provision in the Framework Directive agreed last year.

To work for the UN is to engage in a high form of activity since it involves laboring for a good principle with bad equipment.

"We should establish a clear principle with out-of work benefits.

And Europe's leaders seem largely uninterested in the need for constitutional stability and a subsidiarity principle with teeth.