Sentence examples for lasting principles from inspiring English sources

In his 1928 dissent in Olmstead v. United States, Brandeis objected to warrantless wiretapping by the government and set down some lasting principles.

This is true for the simple reason that the Constitution is based on lasting principles of sound government that provide balance, stability, and consistency through time.

It is one of the noblest aims of politics to achieve moments in which lasting principles of justice and equity emerge from the mess and confusion of power struggles.

If Gingrich had any guts, or lasting principles, he would now sound alarms about the absurdity of a court decision equating the Norman Rockwell citizen standing at town hall to the anonymous millions that can kill a candidate in less than month.

At the end of a long speech outlining his political beliefs to the Conservative Central Council, Major, who had been prime minister for four months, said: "It is because we care for lasting principles that I want to place Britain at the heart of Europe".

Mr. Gore has to convince voters of his human side, of his understanding how ordinary people feel, and also that he has lasting principles that make him more than a mere political tactician.

You've got to turn these first principles into last principles".

The fourth and last principle is 'glocal' impact orientation.

Vassar's existence is emblematic of the last principle, she said.

This last principle has been blown apart spectacularly in parts of west Africa, including Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea.

Sara Wilford, who founded the Art of Teaching in 1985, elaborated on the last principle.