Sentence examples for built on the principles from inspiring English sources

Set up immediately after the 2nd World War, and built on the principles of equity and solidarity, the British National Health Service is the largest and one of the oldest single-payer publicly funded national healthcare systems in the world.

The new global economy would be built on the principles of openness, inclusiveness and accountability.

Despite our troubled past, Europe must now show that it is a united continent built on the principles of solidarity, equality and liberty.

Cameron said the programme was a remarkable achievement, and Clegg said it was built on the principles of freedom, fairness and responsibility.

It was created to develop early literacy and is built on the principles of synthetic phonics, following the teaching sequence of the letters and sounds programme.

Bryant's attack on a subsection of the arts community follows more than five years of government built on the principles of divide and rule.

Galileo had proposed the foundations of a new mechanics built on the principle of inertia.

"Societies are built on the principle that other entities have emotions".

"This is a country built on the principle of freedom of speech.

"This is a country built on the principle of freedom of speech," said Rogich.

Patagonia is built on the principle of living an examined life and I think that permeates into the company culture.