Sentence examples for away from the principle of from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

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'.

I am only afraid of the trend in our country today away from the principles of democracy".

Additionally, the research nurse will participate in ongoing MI training and workshops throughout the study to diminish "drift" away from the principles of MI.

They succeeded only in seeing Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, who told them that Britain "will not shy away from defending the principle of one country, two systems".