Sentence examples for expressed principles from inspiring English sources

Actually he was also speaking out against his own carefully expressed "principles" of the last couple of years.

We routinely take action inconsistent with our self-concept and expressed principles -- and casually lie, deceive, harm, and steal -- often in increments so minute and mundane so as not shatter our loftier self-portrait.

She says the Blaine Amendment is essentially an underlining, on the state level, of a basic & clearly expressed principle of the federal Constitution.

The notions just referred to necessity, possibility, impossibility, contingency, strict implication and certain other closely related ones are known as modal notions, and a logic designed to express principles involving them is called a modal logic.

First, is it clear that all predicates express principles of classification the grasp of which involves no empirical knowledge?

"This Court's cases have expressed constitutional principles of broader reach.

How it executes those functions is expressed in principles per se in the second way, so that the subject is somehow implicated in the predicate.

For, on Cohen's view, mathematical natural science can represent objects only in virtue of judgments that express principles of pure thinking.

For Goldston (2006), both naturalisation and anti-discrimination express principles of equal treatment and 'genuine and effective links.' Joppke (2007b) sees them as 'logically complementary' components of horizontal convergence based on liberal democratic principles.

Nine MPs expressed in-principle objections to the so-called "big stick" divestiture powers, including the former deputy Liberal leader Julie Bishop and the Senate president, Scott Ryan.

It is 345 succinctly crafted words, expressing the "principles" on which "Labour seeks the trust of the people to govern".