Sentence examples for guided by the principles of from inspiring English sources

But if he and his party now intend to be guided by the principles of this statement, there are at least some grounds for encouragement.

He called it "transformation," and the return of Andrew Marshall meant that it would be guided by the principles of the Revolution in Military Affairs.

"It says everything about this government that it is guided by the principles of a rock singer," sneered Joe Hockey, a political opponent.

Steven M. Davis, a partner in Davis Brody Bond, which designed the museum, said he and his colleagues had been guided by the principles of memory, authenticity, scale and emotion.

But they insisted that the definition and categorisation of groups as jihadist, as well as the creation and execution of rules for counting and coding incidents, were guided by the "principles of transparency, clarity, and rigour".

Despite all the pressure al-Jazeera has been subjected to by regional and international governments, it has never changed its bold editorial policies which remain guided by the principles of a free press".

(South was guided by the principle of restricted choice.

Mr. Platt was guided by the principle of helping others and passionately supported Jewish and Yiddish scholarship, Israel and the arts and education.

At the end of your article, you write about Clinton's marked sense of personal restraint and control, and of her being guided by the principle of having to do the right thing.

The Eastern responses are more dialectical, whereas Westerners are guided by the principle of Non-Contradiction.

In the case of the identity theory, this pragmatic justification is, as has been pointed out before, guided by the principle of parsimony.