Sentence examples for from the principles from inspiring English sources

"They thought Qaddafi had veered away from the principles of the revolution," she said.

"But now he has turned away from the principles that made him famous.

This reinterpretation often resulted in a product removed from the principles of the original style.

We now move on from the "principles of public policy" stage to the "practicalities of design and implementation" stage.

As a designer, I feel that this kind of solution could come from the principles of design.

Apart from the principles of equality and representation, there is compelling evidence that they contribute something different.

"Our government has never deviated from the principles of friendship and partnership," specified in accords between the countries, he wrote.

Speaking from New York, he criticised Ed's decision to steer Labour's policy away from "the principles aspirations and inclusion".

Brown thinks banks are now running away from the principles of reform agreed at the G20 summits in London and Pittsburgh during 2009.

"In changing our course and not letting Ched train we in no way step back from the principles that footballers should be treated equally before the law.

That is why I often find people say they use it, but when I listen to their practice it is far from the principles of MI.