Sentence examples for operating on principles from inspiring English sources

The city's Board of Elections, a bipartisan group appointed by party leaders in each of the five boroughs, has long been criticized by Mr. Giuliani, who on Wednesday called the board "an entrenched political organization that unfortunately is operating on principles that go back about 30 or 40 years".

Pomona Books, a new Yorkshire-based publishing company inspired by the working-class British fiction of the Sixties and Seventies, and operating on principles similar to those of Manchester's Factory Records, has just reissued two other Barry Hines novels, as part of an ongoing campaign to get him the recognition that Pomona founder Mark Hodkinson believes he deserves.

The strength of small group species operating on principles of empathy defined a three million year evolutionary journey, as we transformed our nomadic existence into complex civilizations.

Franken, who's also a St . Louis Parknative, added, "Minnesota wants its politicians to operate on principles, but if one of your principles is to never compromise, they don't want that".

There is no basis for your comment.Temasek operates on principles of excellence, integrity and meritocracy.

We will need to adjust our civil service and classification laws to ensure that the entire government operates on principles of transparency.

Both the aeolipile and the spit operated on principles first explained in 1687 by Isaac Newton, whose laws of motion formed the basis for modern propulsion theory.

At lunch last week at the Four Seasons (long on bankers, short on moguls), Mr. Knee maintained that the media chieftains continue to operate on principles that have lost salience, if they ever had any in the first place.

These plants however need to operate on principles different from those of the slurry-based dung fermenters known in the past.

Among the five principles they're suggesting as a starting point for the voluntary code are that AI should be developed for "the common good and benefit of humanity", and that it should operate on "principles of intelligibility and fairness".

Scotty gets its name after the fictional Star Trek character who manned a teleporter that operated on principles similar to the 3D scanner and printer combo.