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The phrase "a principled position" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when discussing a stance or viewpoint that is based on moral or ethical principles.
Example: "The senator maintained a principled position on environmental issues, advocating for sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "an ethical stance" or "a moral viewpoint"
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That was a tactical response, not a principled position.
The leaders of France and Germany have a principled position.
It was a principled position that the brands would do better with a fresh start and new management.
Mr. Marshall disagreed, saying, "I don't expect that there will be retaliation against Democrats who take a principled position like this one".
Second, U.S. efforts to starve the Palestinian government of funds may be a principled position, but they are certainly not a workable policy.
Thus the bishops' vehement and consistent opposition to abortion is not a principled position but a red herring, designed to cast attention away from priestly misconduct.
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Hitchens grudgingly concedes: "Sure, any principled position is admirable even if it's wrong.
"This was a very strongly, clearly written piece by someone who was staking out what we felt was a very principled position that deserved an airing," Mr. Dao said.
Michelle "takes a very principled position, and she thinks everyone should do the right thing".
"We've done nothing wrong there, and so we're taking a very principled position of this.
"We've done nothing wrong there, and so we're taking a very principled position," he added.
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