Sentence examples for defend principles from inspiring English sources

President Bush has made it clear that this is a war not just to protect national security but also to defend principles of freedom and the rule of law.

The collective can tackle stress and bullying and defend principles of journalistic ethics as well as dealing with the bread and butter industrial issues of pay and terms and conditions.

"Scientists are not natural politicians... but they solve problems and defend principles," says Valerie Horsley.

If the Danish cartoons created specifically to defend principles of free speech in the West were acceptable, were these, then, equally protected?

Those milestones are at risk right now, with a sinking into the grimmest of party politics and a failure to defend principles of human rights and decency.

He was replaced by Robert Bauer, a politically adept consummate Washington insider whose expertise is in campaign finance law -- in short, a man whose job is to win elections, not defend principles.

Will the Net giants stand up to defend principle and their brethren in online commerce?

He sees himself as defending principles as noble and lofty as his detractors'.

"Nonetheless despite the Government's efforts, the Court of Appeal has defended principles prohibiting torture and protecting open justice that are essential to the rule of law".

The reason the San Bernardino case was so contentious was that, at first glance, the two parties appeared to be defending principles that were both compelling and irreconcilable.

By John Cassidy March 29, 2016 In Apple's fight with the F.B.I. over iPhone privacy, the two sides appeared to be defending principles that were both compelling and irreconcilable.