Sentence examples similar to preserved principle 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.

Yet by maintaining the country's historical provinces and estates, after their subjugation, he preserved the principle of federalism in Austria.

In countries where remnants of the medieval formal theory of evidence are still preserved, the principle of free evaluation of the evidence by the judge generally dates from the French Revolution.

And it's why the rare small farm that has slowed down and preserved its principles becomes such a treasured part of the community, such as Pete and Jen's Backyard Birds in Sudbury, MA.

She defended the town's decision to forward the club's permit request to the village, saying such routine decisions preserve the principle of local rule.

To preserve that principle, we must stop such voter suppression.

He pledged to investigate every allegation while preserving the principle of innocent until proven guilty.

It is essential that Congress act now to preserve this principle.

This method preserves the principle of allowing nature to select what animals live and die.

We are fighting this war to preserve the principle of " live and let live".