Sentence examples for have a set of principles from inspiring English sources

We have a set of principles.

"They have a set of principles, ideals or ambitions, and I suspect the bulk of them stay like that".

We don't yet have a set of principles, much less a set of laws, for dealing with this information chaos.

He is very much a purist, an idealist, as he has a set of principles and he has never abandoned them," said Peter G. Fitzgerald, a Republican and former senator from Illinois.

That is, he has a set of principles, which all involve solving problems and putting aside any kind of divisions (party, race, region, etc.... remember, Obama is the man who said: "there's not a liberal America and a conservative America; there's the United States of America").

It does have a set of business principles the first of which says "our clients' interests always come first".

It doesn't make sense to have a set of moral principles which one does not abide by.

He had a set of core principles, but he had a certain suppleness on practical politics, with evolving views on abortion, federal deficits, taxes, immigration and the size of government.

From the beginning, we said Xbox Live has a set of things, principles, that we're going to abide by.

"I'm delighted to say that we have agreed a set of principles to restructure Scottish football.

Ministers at Holyrood have urged a set of principles on retailers to ensure that rural customers don't face discrimination, unfair charges or nasty surprises as they're about to pay.