Sentence examples for both practice and principle from inspiring English sources

Such attempts to frame access to coverage as someone else's problem are muddled as a matter of both practice and principle.

This goes against more than 200 years of practice and principle in the United States.

Not to condone the slash as a matter of practice and principle, but Worrell had a point.

"As a matter of practice and principle," Mr. Levin said, "trade agreements have to have a two-way street, reciprocity".

Understanding the mediating and moderating influences for differences in performance of international candidates is essential to ensure that MMI complies with the metrics of good assessment practice and principles of both distributive and procedural justice for all applicants, irrespective of nationality and cultural background.

Understanding the mediating and moderating influences of differences in performance of international candidates is essential to ensure that this selection tool complies with the metrics of good assessment practice and principles of both distributive and procedural justice for all applicants, irrespective of nationality and cultural background.

Mr. O'Neil believes that the Gents' performances, combined with hard work, practice and principles, can change young lives.

Israel and Palestine are certainly not good neighbors, and there is an urgent need, both in practice and in principle, to establish a border between them.

There were also some excellent speeches made in the Commons and the Lords opposing 42 days both in practice and in principle.

In this review, the development of species concepts is discussed, both in practice and in principle, applied to the cichlid fishes of Lake Malawi.

It's about the open-source practices and principles -- a methodology for fast, effective collaboration".