Sentence examples for best principles from inspiring English sources

Even if you do, the best principles sometimes bump up against practical limitations.

The Government decided the issues in accordance with the best principles, he said: "The weak first; and the strong next".

But the best principles in the world won't help much if those in charge aren't willing to enforce them.

They regard Jamaat as we regard the BNP: the sworn and potentially deadly enemy of all their best principles.

Mr. Obama probably mentions Abraham Lincoln more than any other president, often in the context of a leader who embodied the best principles of the Republican Party.

There is "nothing wrong," he told an interviewer at the time, "with holding the United States to its own best standards and best principles".

On the other hand, a disclosure could deepen the relationship by revealing gratitude and sincerity, which, in our estimation, is the best principle of action in a network.

The best principle here is – I believe – moderation: steering a "steady as she goes course" that is supported by the majority but doesn't upset the critics too much.

Clegg almost certainly knew nothing about the potential sales, and indeed the sales themselves might have been quite innocent, but our history should tell us that precaution is the best principle.

Whether this is the best principle should be a matter for negotiation, but a clear and simple system of regional finance is needed, which would show exactly how much each region transfers to and from the central government.

Both projects make use of the "learning from the best" principle (i.e., learning from the best families and villages) (Van Immerzeel and De Zutter 2005).