Sentence examples for degree of principle from inspiring English sources

Steele became, indeed, the chief journalist of the Whigs in opposition (1710 14), his writings being marked by an unusual degree of principle and integrity.

I earned my medical degree out of principle, because it was important for me to state that what I was trying to do wasn't any less good; it was a different path, but it was to be considered as equally prestigious as medical practice.

FCE method is the application of fuzzy transformation and maximum degree of membership principle.

Therefore, the definition of treatment goals needs a minimal degree of improvement (principle of the lowest hurdle) and the drug-specific evaluation time points.

The fuzzy customer preference degree of each solution principle is then calculated by fuzzy logarithmic least square method (FLLSM).

But what we can now say, following the major debates in the UN General Assembly in 2009, 2010 and 2011 is that – even after the controversy about Libya which I will come to in a moment – it has won a remarkable degree of acceptance in principle.

Further, the longer the paths, the greater the degree of delicacy: in principle, then, the maximum number of SEs can run to hundreds depending on how many option are found per system on average and how delicate the description is.

The HF ER-ICM program enjoyed a high degree of fidelity to principles of both anti-racism/anti-oppression practice and Housing First and comprehensively addressed the housing, health and sociocultural needs of participants.

Once more, if you agree that the common good can justify some restrictions on profit-making, then our disagreement will be one of degree, not principle.

There is perhaps a difference of degree – but there is none of principle.

And to some degree, it is a statement of principle of how you would like to design the tax system".