Sentence examples for preserve principles from inspiring English sources

This account is similar to Herder's final account, and would preserve principles (4) and (5).

Thematic synthesis is presented as a tried and tested method that preserves an explicit and transparent link between conclusions and the text of primary studies; as such it preserves principles that have traditionally been important to systematic reviewing.

"Madam Speaker, this bill offends my principles, but I'm gonna vote for this bill in order to preserve my principles".

He added: "This bill offends my principles, but I'm going to vote for this bill in order to preserve my principles, in order to preserve this free enterprise system.

It turns out that Strawson's revision of truth conditions does preserve the principles of SQUARE (these can easily be checked by cases),[27] but not the additional conversion principles of [SQUARE], and also not the traditional principles of contraposition or obversion.

Instead, Mr. Putin said his goal was to preserve the principles of the Antiballistic Missile Treaty of 1972.

Like Labour, the public wants to preserve the principles on which the NHS was founded, whilst improving its performance.

By all accounts, Mr Hubbard's main success has been to preserve market principles in the face of terrorism.

The Coroner Dr Fiona Wilcox agreed to grant the order, saying it was "with a heavy heart" because of her desire to preserve the principles of open justice.

"And for both European creators and consumers, it's vital to preserve the principles of linking, sharing and creativity on which so much of the web's success is built.

"And if we preserve the principles of the original bill and there are some changes — and if we can get 80 to 90percentt of what we started with — I think people would move forward on that".