Sentence examples for on principle of from inspiring English sources

Since Friday, Trump's travel order has caused large public protests; forced the White House chief of staff to go on television and announce major changes to the policy's scope less than two days after it was enacted; attracted criticism from world leaders and allies; and led to the defiance, on principle, of acting Attorney General Sally Yates, who had been appointed by Obama.

"The Arab charter on human rights 2004 states that all people are equal before the law and every citizen has the right to equal opportunities to work in every public position available in their country based on principle of equal opportunities," Eldanbouki said.

The Tories appear to have softened their opposition to ID cards, from the opposition on principle of former shadow home secretary Oliver Letwin, to the current shadow, David Davis, saying that the Home Office simply would not be capable of mastering the technology and implementation.

At the initial phase, MPI assigns identical initial probabilities to all unknown objects based on Principle of Indifference [30].

This method is based on principle of differential (density) equilibrium or non-equilibrium based centrifugation for organelle separation [27, 28].

The GA procedure was first introduced by John Holland in 1975 and is a robust optimization technique based on principle of natural selection and evolution (Holland 1975).

This slogan prefigures the republican nature of the future regime as one based on principles of both independence and freedom.

They are lobbying for reform of Dublin based on principles of "solidarity and common responsibility".

The F.D.P.'s repeated reliance on principles of "federalism" is particularly misplaced.

Not a union but a community, based on principles of solidarity and dignity.

"You see it even on principles of negotiation and combined strategy".