Sentence examples for adherence to the principle of from inspiring English sources

Samuel H. Bahn New York, Dec. 11, 2009 • To the Editor: President Obama's Nobel lecture referred to Mohandas K. Gandhi and the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., applauding their adherence to the principle of nonviolence.

Chomsky agreed, and wrote that in his opinion serious adherence to the principle of free speech meant granting it even to fascists and anti-Semites; but Faurisson was neither — he was, Chomsky suggested, bizarrely, "a relatively apolitical liberal".

The Brethren are considered one of the three historic "peace churches," along with the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) and Mennonites, because of a continuing (but not unanimous) adherence to the principle of conscientious objection to all wars.

Her activities in the 1910's are not clear, but in 1917 she published a wordy apologia, "Reminiscences, Sermons, and Correspondence, Proving Adherence to the Principle of Christian Science as Taught by Mary Baker Eddy," which maintained that she had been unjustly accused.

Our study highlights the importance of adherence to the principle of maintaining radiation exposure "as low as reasonably achievable" (ALARA) [29].

If there is one dominant reason for this it is Łukasiewicz's adherence to the principle of extensionality (truth-functionality) even for modal operators, which forced his account of modality to go multivalent in the first place.

Any literary merit the book possessed, Finkel insisted in an interview, was due to strict adherence to the principles of reporting.

In fact, Israel's own admission as a member to the United Nations was contingent on its adherence to the principles of UNGA 194, something it proceeded to disregard once membership was granted.

"This is a country whose adherence to the principles of our framers are supposed to be first and foremost," he said.

His adherence to the principles of Modernism helped to identify him in the late 1960s as one of the New York Five, a group of influential East Coast architects who wholeheartedly embraced the Modernist movement.

Other countries in Europe and in South and Central America selected tricolours of their own to express their adherence to the principles of liberty, equality, and fraternity as embodied in the French flag.