Sentence examples for away from the principle from inspiring English sources

A. That doesn't take away from the principle that the state ought to help you.

If Trump backs away from the principle of common defence – which has been invoked only once – after the 9/11 attacks – some Lithuanians believe the alliance will be destroyed, and one of Putin's main goals achieved.

"LEF, and no doubt others, are hopeful for the future, but can it really take away from the principle that the government of the day has given up on social welfare law?

Correcting these shortcomings required a number of policy interventions on the part of the Flemish government that fundamentally moved the scheme away from the principle of technology neutrality and towards a more hybrid RE support system, suggesting that the promotion of technology neutrality was fundamentally misguided.

"They thought Qaddafi had veered away from the principles of the revolution," she said.

"But now he has turned away from the principles that made him famous.

Speaking from New York, he criticised Ed's decision to steer Labour's policy away from "the principles aspirations and inclusion".

Whether they managed well or badly, all of them looked to the British example.But today, the pendulum is swinging dangerously away from the principles Mrs Thatcher espoused.

Brown thinks banks are now running away from the principles of reform agreed at the G20 summits in London and Pittsburgh during 2009.

Some of this is true; but then without Thatcherism Britain's economy would still be mired in state control, the commanding heights of its economy would be owned by the government and militant unions would be a power in the land.Because of the crisis, the pendulum is swinging dangerously away from the principles Mrs Thatcher espoused.

In 1998 the UK government introduced a new, integrated transport policy signalling a move away from the principles of 'predict and provide' towards those of 'new realism'.