Sentence examples for in principle to such from inspiring English sources

Hamas has already agreed in principle to such a move.

Do you see any moral or constitutional objection, in principle, to such policies?

He told the Iranians he had no objection in principle to such collaboration.

The British government had agreed in principle to such a law but since devolved government was restored in 2007, the measure has been vetoed by Sinn Féin's coalition partners, the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).

The signing came two years after the two parties agreed in principle to such a plan and after surveys to identify the sites on 29 former and current Army, Navy and Air Force bases, said Robert C. Shinn Jr., commissioner of the state's Department of Environmental Protection.

Until Cameron gave the new interpretation of his remarks, the issue of collective responsibility applying to any renegotiation of the UK's position in the EU had not been thought to arise since no minister was likely to object in principle to such a renegotiation.

Israel agreed in principle to beginning such a system months ago, but it has yet to be implemented.

"However, in order to discharge the planning obligation imposed by Westminster, the mayor has agreed in principle to provide such a guarantee.

"The mayor has agreed in principle to provide such a guarantee … to secure the ongoing maintenance of the proposed bridge," writes Fiona Fletch-Smith, director of development, enterprise and environment at the Greater London Authority, who adds that Johnson is "fully supportive" of the project.

"We find their [Google's] objections in principle to developing such technology totally unconvincing.

Indeed, supporters of the teaching of evolution have no objection in principle to airing such controversies in the public schools, although judiciousness in the selection is required (Berbeco et al. 2014).