Sentence examples for both in principle and in from inspiring English sources

It is simple both in principle and in construction.

But there are problems with term limits, both in principle and in practice.

Natalia Argiropoulou, 22, Patras I voted no because no appears to be the most rational choice, both in principle and in practice.

But even Mr. Descoings says he has been amazed at the anger over his small effort, announced two months ago, which is being criticized both in principle and in substance.

But it is wrong both in principle and in practice.Cash in the atticWhen budgets are tight, welfare needs to contract to its core function of guaranteeing a very basic standard of living for all.

Since then the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes, which is based at the OECD, has delivered an ambitious program of evaluations and reviews to ensure adherence to the existing standards of exchange of information, both in principle and in practice.

While the CellSearch system represented a breakthrough in CTC separation technology both in principles and in clinical applications, it is not without room for improvement.

But it is the right strategy — in principle and in pursuit of America's national interests.

"Norway is against the death penalty in principle and in all its forms," Mr. Elsebutangen said.

Mr Cameron said that reform was right in principle and in practice.

Investing more in child-friendly services, and supporting parents in their caregiving roles, is right in principle and in practice.