Sentence examples for principle calls from inspiring English sources

A precautionary principle calls for more evidence, more peer review and more independent analysis.

The Whitman proposal, an "accord in principle," calls for a $50 million state grant, a $75 million state loan and up to $90 million in local government aid to help build the $325 million arena.

A suitably fine-tuned articulation of the closure principle calls for considering even further complications.

But the harm principle, on any of a number of interpretations, is too restrictive to be consistent with retributive justice, which, unlike the harm principle, calls for giving the wrongdoer his just deserts even if no other good (such as the prevention of harm) should follow (Tomlin 2014).

This principle calls for advancing intellectual discipline through exposure to literature and the arts, and through science "to arouse a genuine appreciation of nature".

This principle calls for salaries that will draw and keep citizens of countries where salaries are highest, and also calls for equal pay for work of equal value independent of the employee's nationality.

Call it principle, call it intransigence — whatever.

We have a principle called "based on the facts".

Keys are protected by a principle called the trapdoor function.

"There's a programming principle called DRY," Guvench said.

Within several years, they settled on a principle called Turkism, which envisioned an ethnically unified state.