Sentence examples for is the principles of from inspiring English sources

The point is, the principles of a deal between moderate Palestinians and moderate Israelis are known.

The big thing now, as Underwood put it, is to meet the issue in a way worthy of the Party — if, that is, the principles of the Party are worthy of anything.

With the turn of the 18th century, the ideas of the Renaissance came to assume a somewhat more somber hue: pristina theologia yielded to natural religion that is, the principles of religion that can be established by reason alone (e.g., that God exists).

The structure of things being what it is, the principles of practical reason and morality (natural moral law and natural right) can be understood, accepted, and lived by, as fully directive in conscience, without needing to be regarded as (what they really are) an appeal from mind to mind, a plan — freely made to be freely adopted — for integral human fulfillment.

It is not the principles of conservatism, individual liberty, and personal responsibility which should be "moderated," it is the principles of conservatism, individual liberty, and personal responsibility which should be re-vitalized and articulated in conjunction with a vision for the future of the United States of America in the 21st century.

It is the principle of the thing.

And "Englishness is the principle of appropriation.

Well, there is the principle of consent, which is important.

What interests me, though, is the principle of concentration itself.

"The first casualty is the principle of all are equal before the law," she said.

'Central to the Good Friday Agreement is the principle of consent, a fundamental principle of unionism.