Sentence examples for all of its principles from inspiring English sources

Payne, Helen Yes, but Labour Party has abandoned all of its principles.

A collection of its principles.

It's about having a convenient sucker to bully and impress a base of supporters who would rather weaponize patriotism than practice all of its complex principles.

When you have an esteemed educational institution abandoning all of its core principles in the name of winning games, something is seriously wrong.

"A regime that has violated the constitution in all of its fundamental principles". The words used by Luis Almagro were strong, but not nearly as strong as those used by anti-government protesters marching in Caracas on Monday.

"He was killed by the government, and MIT betrayed all of its basic principles," he said.

In other words, the moral law would remain valid and provide any rational being with sufficient incentive to act from duty, but we would be incapable of acting as rational beings, since "it is a condition of having reason at all that its principles and affirmations must not contradict one another" (5:120).

Summary: Genome evolution underpins all of biology, yet its principles can be difficult to communicate to the non-specialist.

The adherence to protection of every kind of species and habitat runs through all of Star Trek, and its principles give it great relevance to sustainability professionals of today.

Respect now has five councillors on Bradford council after Asama Javed (Manningham) defected to Respect from Labour last week, accusing the party of breaching "all its fundamental principles".

He again cited the country's diversity, its ability to draw on the talents of all of its citizens, and its principle of not judging people on the basis of faith, race, ethnicity, or sexual orientation.