Sentence examples for fundamental values such as from inspiring English sources

He defends fundamental values such as love, friendship and family relations.

Editorial cartoons are a powerful art form because of their ability to transcend languages and cultures, creating a cross-cultural dialogue about fundamental values such as peace, tolerance, and freedom of expression.

During a rancourous buildup to election day, Obama led warnings that Trump posed an existential threat to American democracy and that fundamental values such as tolerance were on the ballot.

He said that while he recognised the US and China were at different stages of development, there were fundamental values such as freedom of speech, religion and assembly that transcended culture.

An idealist, in a paper for diplomats published in October he wrote of the need for America to promote democracy and "fundamental values such as the sanctity of the individual".

But we have to be careful always to support our fundamental values, such as freedom, democracy and human and labor rights.

He said that "fundamental American values, such as openness and accessibility, must not be sacrificed for the sake of security".

By Atul Gawande How dependent are our fundamental values — values such as decency, reason, and compassion — on the fellow we've elected President?

Failure by the United States to join multilateral treaty regimes reflecting fundamental American values, such as those protecting the rights of women and children, undermines our ability to successfully promote those values abroad.

But I fail to see how closing the short segment in front of the White House to cars for security reasons presents a threat, as Bob Dole put it, to "fundamental American values, such as openness and accessibility".

"Ofsted inspection frameworks for maintained and non-association independent schools make clear that schools are required to be inspected against how well they are promoting fundamental British values such as tolerance and the rule of law, and how well pupils are being prepared for life in modern Britain".