Sentence examples for changes the principle from inspiring English sources
The Football League seems sure to look into events at Bradford, but speaking before Tuesday's games Dan Ashworth, the technical director of the Football Association, defended the changes: "The principle of revamping the Checkatrade Trophy has been excellent," he said.
Regardless of how much people are getting hit by the changes, the principle is the same for everyone coming off a subsidised scheme – and indeed for anyone with solar or anyone planning on getting solar without a subsidised feed-in-tariff: the way to make the most of the system is to use as much of it as people can to run appliances, displacing energy people would otherwise buy from the grid.
To be sure, from my perspective, nothing in Trump's declaration fundamentally changes the principle of a two-state solution as a prerequisite to peaceful and enduring coexistence between Israel and the Palestinians.
Labour changed the principle further: introducing loans for tuition fees in 2004.
A White House spokeswoman said Wednesday night that the expanded briefings Wednesday and Thursday did not change the "principle" embraced by the president and vice president.
Mr. de Maizière said on Thursday that the government would not change the principle of protecting patients, but he urged doctors to contact the government if they believe a patient is dangerous or about to commit a crime.
Conservative websites carried comments expressing support for Portman at a personal level but arguing that his personal experience did not change the principle that marriage should be between a man and a woman.
That a high percentage of the lost videos might be of cats playing with babies or other matters best forgotten does not change the principle.
Although the people trading huge quantities of stocks have more impact on the market price than people buying a small amount, that doesn't change the principle.
This necessity of acting by agents does not change the principle; does not let in, to the appointment of such deputies, persons who, but for the necessity aforesaid, would be inhibited from acting in their primary and original character.
