Sentence examples for principle agree from inspiring English sources

"I think the American people in principle agree with Mitt Romney.

Every sort of public, political distribution is, in this view, to be justified to all relevantly concerned persons, such that they could in principle agree.

But Emergentists, Externalists, and Essentialists could all, in principle, agree that there are both unique characteristics of human communicative capacities and characteristics of such capacities that are shared with non-humans.

While we acknowledge that many biologists and biology educators may in principle agree with our position, our concern is that biologists have not yet taken definitive action to build an integrative curriculum that will foster the development of accurate mental models in college undergraduates.

Tommy goes on to explain that while he doesn't think the tax raised is always spent wisely (limos, expenses and pay rises for politicians being prime examples given) he does in principle agree with the notion that tax should be paid, and everyone needs to contribute: "If every millionaire paid even 20percentt on their earnings, we'd be a lot less in the shit than we are now," he says.

Jurgeit's findings in principle agree with our findings that IGFBP5 change cellular localization under different conditions although these conditions are yet to be clearly identified.

The farmers' associations said they were still working out final details, but in principle agreed to pay royalties.

This week, it emerged that Paris has in principle agreed to sell at least one Mistral-class ship to Moscow and is considering a request for three more.

Because the DUP has in principle agreed to the transfer while agreeing with Sinn Féin that one possible compromise is that the centrist Alliance party join the cabinet and take charge of a joint police-justice ministry.

Almost everyone (including Mr. Walters, in principle) agrees that diverting drug users into treatment, preferably backed by the threat of jail, is much better than consigning them to prison.

Here the EU has identified a major issue patents and it has at least in principle agreed to a solution.