Sentence examples for its principles were from inspiring English sources

Indeed, this period seems to have been the high-water mark of Esperanto, though, even then, its principles were so contested and revised that it's hard, at times, to figure out which version of Esperanto Schor is talking about.

It was the third element, practice, which was essential, for it was through practice that one demonstrated that the art and its principles were correct.

This system was called honchi-suijaku, and its principles were applied extensively.

After the war, the Nuremberg Code established an ethical framework for medical experiments, and its principles were incorporated into Army doctrine.

Publication of the paper was suspended in November 1831, and after a vain appeal to the pope its principles were condemned in the encyclical Mirari Vos (August 1832).

Its principles were revived after World War II in the Christian Democratic Party, led by the former Popolare Alcide De Gasperi.

Since its principles are "merely empirical," it can, at best, be a "systematic art" (ibid).

It has demonstrated good convergence, and its principles are easy to understand.

"It's a nice bill, and its principles are aligned with what the president is trying to accomplish in ACI," says John Marburger, the president's science adviser.

However, the library said it remained "a cornerstone of the British constitution and its principles are echoed in the US constitution and others around the world".

Its principles are the laws, customs, expectations and norms on which it is based.