Sentence examples for crisis of principles from inspiring English sources
But F.D.R.'s maneuverings with the Constitution meant another crisis of principles for my old man, and a second Norman Thomas gesture in 1936.
"Leaders supported the convening of an international summit on 15 November in Washington, D.C., to address the current crisis and principles of reform of the international financial system as well as long-term stability and development of the world economy".
With this work, a proof-of-principle for a food safety knowledgebase applicable in bioterroristic crisis scenarios is delivered.
Interprofessional team training in medicine evolved out of crisis resource management principles initially used in the aviation industry to improve teamwork and communication skills.
The truce provides "a framework of principles to bring an end to the ongoing crisis through dialogue and negotiations," said another mediator, Muhammad Ibn Chambas.
This summit has led to positive signs and agreements over principles, but the crisis of trust between the two sides persists, which is why negotiations and concessions have taken on unilateral rather than bilateral characteristics, in terms what would happen on the day after understandings have been reached over a mechanism for working together.
We need to create a new kind of economy and we need a set of principles to guide us because this recession is also a moral crisis.
His most influential books were "Christianity and the Social Crisis," "The Social Principles of Jesus" and "A Theology for the Social Gospel".
A simple statement of principles?
(The financial crisis of 2008 showed painfully what happens when lenders forget this basic principle).
