Sentence examples for guided by the same principle from inspiring English sources

The Farley project should be guided by the same principle that produced Rockefeller Center, the United Nations and other great public buildings and spaces that define New York.

The point is not that we are siding with Disney, but that federal regulators, as they study the merger, should be guided by the same principle in regard to Internet access and digital television services: non-discrimination.

Ben LaBolt, a spokesman for President Obama's re-election campaign, criticized both the Perry plan and one offered by Mr. Romney as "guided by the same principle: they would shift a greater share of taxes away from large corporations and the wealthiest onto the backs of the middle class".

All of the special operations missions outlined above, whether they are conducted directly or indirectly, in conjunction with conventional military forces or without them, are guided by the same principle: to resolve, as economically as possible, specific problems at the operational or strategic level that are difficult or impossible to address with conventional forces alone.

Former Senator George Mitchell, the commission's vice chairman, must be guided by the same principles.

The doublespeak was used to conceal the fact that we were fundamentally guided by the same principles: naked self-interest and an indifference to the social harm our work could cause.

A Swiss family foundation, Siftung Mercator Schweiz, founded in 1998, works independently of the German foundation but is guided by the same principles and beliefs, and focuses on similar themes.

When selecting these university centers, we were guided by the same principles: the metropolitan areas of both countries and two outlying regions, which differ most strongly in their natural environments, were represented.

Though guided by the same principles, the workshops for diet and physically activity were unique in the nature and design of their activities.

His report shocked many Dutchmen because of its suggestion that the Indonesians were guided by the same economic principles as those of Europeans.

Specifically, while many Christian exclusivists do believe that God's behavior is guided by the same basic principles of justice and fairness that are so fundamental to our human moral thinking, this is not true for all.