Sentence examples for a strong set of principles from inspiring English sources

The Digital Advertising Alliance has a strong set of principles and practices to follow regarding this.

This conundrum was the subject of the Newcastle fairness commission – a group of 18 individuals from charities, foundations, health, education, faith groups and academia across the north-east – with a brief to set out a strong set of principles on how the concept of fairness could be given practical effect in Newcastle.

The Army counters that the program is intended to determine whether a soldier has "a strong set of beliefs, principles or values" that can sustain him through adversity — and not to gauge religiosity.

My own sense is that the strongest amendments are a few paragraphs and lay out a simple and strong set of principles.

The medical profession is firmly rooted in a strong set of values and a principle of "first do no harm".

That night, she had a strong set.

A meeting in Florence in March 2009 agreed on a set of principles, strong on environmental protection, that would be common to all the slates bearing the Grillo "trademark".

Those who doubt that such a theory can be constructed, however, are likely to say that combining principles, whether in hybrid or pluralist fashion, will not help, for combining a set of principles that are unsatisfactory individually will hardly produce a strong and satisfying theory (Simmons 2007, n. 17).

The President failed to lay out a clear plan and only suggested a set of principles.

The plan will also need a clear set of principles.

Not a bad set of principles to follow for a blog about use of language.