Sentence examples for in principles which from inspiring English sources

They accept the generosity of bad people; they borrow cars and drive too fast; they adopt mannerisms, and believe in principles which, last week, they didn't know existed.

Sir Philip declined to comment on any Baugur-backed retailers, but he is understood to have expressed interest in Principles, which is part of the Mosaic Fashions group.

"I have been brought up in a very educated and civilized family, which believes in values, which believes in principles, which believes in character," he said at one point.

Mr. Miller said he and the mayor agreed to those requests as part of the broad outlines of what the speaker called the "agreement in principle," which restores nearly $50 million in proposed service cuts, on Friday night.

Even if their necessity was settled in principle – which unfortunately it isn't – Britain's ability to turn its nuclear ambitions into reality grows more etiolated by the day.

So the structure of the work, its overall design, was for connoisseurs and students of the "Clavierubung" to appreciate in principle, which didn't make the design any less important conceptually.

Writing for the Conversation site, he adds: There is clear cross party support for care.data in principle, which is encouraging given the potential benefits of a database of this kind.

People have been trying to claim that we can defeat ageing since the dawn of time, and they haven't been terribly successful; there is a tendency to think there is some sort of inevitability about ageing – it somehow transcends our technological abilities in principle, which is complete nonsense.

The agency confirmed that it had agreed a settlement in principle "which reflects recent tax changes and the costs of introducing card payments at the tolls".

Nevertheless, the data describe, in principle, which pharmacodynamic changes might be expected during transition from warfarin (INR 2.0 3.0) to rivaroxaban 20 mg od 21, 22.

Utilization of healthcare (in practice) is not the same as access to healthcare (in principle), which may be the more relevant construct with respect to issues of equity [ 7].