Sentence examples for off the principles from inspiring English sources

Opioids and heroin are killing the bodies of too many people in my region, but the drug of political partisanship has killed off the principles of many more.

"Nothing has yet has come up in any way to put me off the principle".

So it was high time to dust off the principle of mutual recognition and apply it properly.

All other whiskers except the principle whisker were cut off, the principle whisker was presented with different sandpapers (2 cm) with the tip of the vibrissa just touching the sand paper.

If you explain that you are willing to pay off the principle in fixed amounts and that you may have to declare bankruptcy if you have to pay finance fees the creditor may be willing to wipe any interest.

Overall, then, people seem to support both the greater benefit and the worse off principles and appear willing to trade off the two principles.

There's an inevitable trade-off among the principles, and perfection lies in the balance among them.

Now it faces a trade-off with the principles of pharmacologically "clean" sport which Thomas Bach, the IOC president, has made a central element of his reform programme.

So in considering the plausibility of the fair equality of opportunity constraint on boosting the advantages of the worst off when enabling inequalities is the best means to helping the worst off, the difference principle should serve as a stand-in for whatever broadly egalitarian distributive justice aims we take to be most compelling.

President Clinton's strategy, spelt out in 1997, is largely hands-off: it is based on the principles of private sector leadership, a minimalist government role and avoiding unnecessary restrictions.

Through the "I" and it's "circumstances," Ortega balanced off the principle of individual variety with his philosophy of human life.