Sentence examples for age-old principles from inspiring English sources

As the sickness develops, the terrorist recruiter is ready with the charge of hypocrisy against the "decadent" governments he has successfully provoked into corrupting age-old principles.

In this one-day, intimate Masterclass you'll learn the age-old principles of storytelling in order to develop and give a knock-out presentation.

By the time of his death, Mehmed Paşa had succeeded in restoring the central authority in the Ottoman Empire in accordance with its age-old principles of government.

In this one-day course, you'll learn the age-old principles of storytelling in order to develop and give a knock-out presentation.

Fruitful cooperation on regional conflicts, as Syria has demonstrated, requires dealing with the age-old principles of world order, sovereignty and noninterference in internal affairs, and the growing Western preference to use force to protect foreign populations from brutal leaders.

Writers need only a few age-old principles, healthy doses of self-criticism, and as much practice as they can manage.

"It is the age-old principle of the clepsydra".

Operating according to the values of the tribe, the system sanctioned the age-old principle of revenge.

Caught off guard by the economic downturn, companies have had to eliminate jobs, following the age-old principle of last hired, first fired.

Now the law lords have ruled that Davis received an unfair trial that breached the age-old principle that an accused should be able to confront his accuser.

This clearly violates an age-old principle of English law : that the correspondence between a person and their lawyer is confidential.