Sentence examples for accepted the principles of from inspiring English sources

Cameron accepted the "principles" of the Leveson Report but will not legislate; Miliband accepted the lot and wants to force a vote in January to legislate.

Mr. Kim said the North might have been upset by recent remarks by Kim Dae Jung in which he seemed to have accepted the principles of "verification" and "reciprocity" -- terms the North views as "interference in internal affairs".

Although Germanic elements (such as the test of innocence by the ordeal of cold water) were included, the code consistently accepted the principles of Roman law, and, unlike Germanic customary law, it was meant to have territorial rather than personal application.

On Jan . 3 1791, he took the oath of the Civil Constitution of the Clergy and was consecrated archbishop of Paris, but on Nov. 7, 1793, he resigned his episcopal functions, for he had accepted the principles of the Revolution, including marriage of the clergy.

It was the first time Smith had publicly accepted the principles of unconditional majority rule and one man, one vote.

That summer, President Barack Obama made a historic overture to the Arab world in his speech in Cairo, and the right-wing Likud Prime Minister in Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, accepted the principles of a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in a speech at Bar-Ilan University.

Similar trend was reported in Cote d'Ivoire where mothers moderately accepted the principle of EID and fathers' level of acceptance was low [ 47].

Second, the president accepted the principle of capping the tax exemption on employer-provided health benefits.

Third, the president accepted the principle of tort reform to reduce the costs of defensive medicine.

Most Middle Eastern countries never accepted the principle of academic freedom.

This is particularly true in East Jerusalem, where the Palestinians accepted the principle of ethnic partition among neighbourhoods.