Sentence examples for core principles of the from inspiring English sources

I have to believe that most Americans agree with the core principles of the Democratic Party.

Rybczynski argues convincingly that the application of helical adjustment is one of the core principles of the Industrial Revolution.

"We're not going to be in companies that violate these core principles of the Catholic Church," he said.

"We have to have principles that reflect the core principles of the American people," Mr. DeMint says.

Naftogaz has said Hungary's decision to halt deliveries "goes against the core principles of the European Union single energy market".

The legion campaigned to get the core principles of the covenant put in law, and persuaded the government to keep plans to appoint a Chief Coroner.

"The coalition did not mention constitutional reform because they realise that changes to the core principles of the constitution are unpopular among the electorate".

In the Labour party, they are often former trade unionists, such as Dennis Skinner, who still resist any move away from the party's core principles of the 1970s.

It is based on the core principles of the United Nations Security Council Resolutions 242 and 338, which are rooted in the concept of land for peace".

One of the core principles of the group has been that its members should provide "clear and conspicuous notice" of how they collect and uses data.

"I think he has got to reassure conservatives that he respects the core principles of the Republican Party through this vice-presidential pick.