Sentence examples for on core principles from inspiring English sources

Granting permission for rivals to hold rallies is one thing, analysts said, but compromising on core principles and actually sharing power quite another.

"You shouldn't be flexible on core principles," Cruz said.

Or would it be better to opt for an informal, organic and popular movement based on core principles?

Verga thinks Republicans will only return to power if they reject their moderates and stand on core principles.

But if movement politics disdains nuance, its insistence on "core" principles lends steel to its adherents, who are inclined to regard all defeats, even major ones, as temporary setbacks.

Ryan's message, which has also been heard from other Republicans, is that, though there are "policy disputes" between him and Trump, what matters is that they come together on "core principles".

They're all based on one core principle and change of paradigm: switching from centralized to decentralized models and removing usually costly intermediaries and trusted third parties.

After entering the race two months later, McCotter based his campaign on "five core principles" listed on his campaign website, and used the slogan Seize Freedom!, derived from the title of his 2011 book.

Based on the core principles of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) -- Survival, Development, Protection and Participation -- UNICEF Bhutan works on four key programme areas with strong focus on equity and inclusion.

To try to change the law on behalf of my constituents, to stand on my core principles and do my best to represent them ethically, honestly, based on the core principles we share," said Representative John Culberson, Republican of Texas.

The emphasis on being non-political allows groups of ultras to maintain unity on their core principles - a passion for soccer, hard core support of their club and a distrust of authority and police and security forces - despite the fact that the political views of individual members can run the gamut from far left to far right and secular to religious.