Sentence examples for devoted to the principle from inspiring English sources
But they can also be people devoted to the principle that a just conviction requires true unanimity, not compromise.
LONDON — Created 60 years ago as a cornerstone of the British welfare state, the National Health Service is devoted to the principle of free medical care for everyone.
The S.B.C. is devoted to the principle of congregational autonomy, which means that churches can choose (and dismiss) their own pastors, and can decide how much money to send to the national Cooperative Program, which funds most S.B.C. activities.
But it's the chemistry between Beatty's uncompromising Reed, a man devoted to the principle of class struggle, and Keaton's fiercely independent Bryant that's sure to rouse your inner rebel.
But in reality, the League was devoted to the principle that "business, which bears the responsibility for the paychecks of private employment, has little voice in government," and most of its funding came from a tiny circle of top executives.
Devoted to the principle of nonviolence, he rejected racism in all its forms, including black separatism.
The second course of lectures was devoted to the principles of Plant Breeding, a subject which was then very new in every part of the United States...
"The European Union," he said, "was meant to be an association, a voluntary association of equal states, each of which is devoted to the principles of democracy, rule of law, human rights, sacrificing part of their sovereignty for the common good".
The paper provided his entire speech to the enormous crowd that hailed him on Thursday night, and then described to readers "our efforts to make a better, different, more objective and more informative Politika that will be devoted to the principles of professional ethics and truthful journalism".
