Sentence examples for place principles from inspiring English sources

The framework recommends no-go zones for mining; develops criteria for environmentally responsible mining; tries to ensure that mines benefit affected communities; and puts in place principles of good governance.

Stating (somewhat obliquely) that "anonymity is the spiritual foundation of all our traditions, ever reminding us to place principles before personalities," it's about cultivating the often overlooked idea of humility, an excellent means for quieting the now-me-more urges that bedevil addictive people more than their peers.

Such systems place principles of equity and inclusiveness at the heart of their decision-making practices (Commission on Social Determinants of Health [CSDH] 2008).

In her newest commercial, she speaks directly into the camera and encourages voters "to place principle above partisanship".

Virtually all the liberal bloggers who have taken a critical stance toward the administration have one thing in common: they place principle above party.

This "place principle" is a crucial mechanism of frequency analysis in the cochlea and is caused primarily by changes in the stiffness of the BM.

Ecuador places principles of the universal declaration of human rights above its own interests, he says.

I saw, finally, that I risked becoming something I had come to loathe in years spent in places ruled by ideology — a man capable of placing principle, tortured or otherwise, before kindness, common sense, and the common good.

Many of his MPs were so fired up they placed principle ahead of party.

What appears to be problematic with the case of ElBaradei is that while his resignation falls in line with his persona as a politician who places principle over politics, his decision to get involved with General el-Sissi and an obviously military led Egypt is out of place.

Both Barbara Boxer in California and Patty Murray in Washington would trail for almost the entirety of their races that year, and Russ Feingold created a takeover opportunity in Wisconsin by placing principle before politics and setting a strict limit on his own campaign spending.