Sentence examples for being true to the principles from inspiring English sources

Any new law should begin by being true to the principles that make the Protect America Act successful.

I also believe that our disclosure requirements and guidance must evolve over time to reflect changes in markets and industry while being true to the principles I articulated.

"Our remit is to push things further and be a bit edgier, but be true to the principles of Comedy Central which is about being fun, open and bright," says Delaney, newly appointed editor in chief – digital for Comedy Central UK.

Had I been true to the principles espoused by Les Stroud, Bear Grylles and other survivalists/hunters that I enjoy on the Manly Channel, I would have skinned it, cleaned it and roasted it over an open fire.

"And if the international community is true to the great principles of the UN, they will take this seriously".

Kwanzaa was good food; Christmas was toys". For years, many blacks felt that the only way they could be true to the spirit and principles of Kwanzaa was by abandoning all the trappings and traditions of Christmas.

Benjamin praised Douglas' opponent in his re-election bid, former congressman Abraham Lincoln, for at least being true to his principles as an opponent of the expansion of slavery, whereas the senator considered Douglas to be a hypocrite.

By resigning I was being true to my principles.

Mr Hamilton was true to that principle when he called for "citizens of ALL backgrounds" to apply.

That is being true to your principles.

"I will be true to my principles and take the opportunity this referendum provides to leave an EU mired in the past and embrace a better future," he said.