Sentence examples for given its principles from inspiring English sources
Another key difference is that Norway, given its principles, tends to take some of the poorest victims of conflict as refugees — whether Vietnamese boat people decades ago or Somalis and Eritreans now.
Building applications over AIBench brings important advantages to both the developers and the users, given its design principles and architecture.
The one institution, however, you do not expect transphobia to rear its ugly head given its founding principle was to address gender discrimination is women's college.
Public reason cannot help but tilt in a secular direction given its requirement that principles or rules be reasonably justifiable to all members of the community.
The bill, to which Labor has given its support in principle, lists three ways dual nationals can automatically lose their Australian citizenship.
It is here that the inverse range principle is given its first articulation with regard to the informational content of a proposition.
But this nation is strong enough to prosecute criminals, internal and external, without giving up its principles.
The two parties' positions are not identical by any means, and no one should expect the DPP to give up its principles.
Each gives its own account of interactions, and hence gives different meaning to the principle.
The adherence to protection of every kind of species and habitat runs through all of Star Trek, and its principles give it great relevance to sustainability professionals of today.
