Sentence examples for principle countries from inspiring English sources

In principle, countries can insulate themselves from the Fed's actions by allowing their currencies to float upwards against the dollar.

In principle, countries that aspire to EU membership should align their foreign policies with those of the EU.

7 It is guided by six principles: country ownership, shared responsibility and partnership, equity, integration, sustainability and innovation.

(Dolly Records/Warner Music Nashville) Not quite halfway into "Better Day," Dolly Parton's resolutely cheery new album, there's a vow of principle called "Country Is as Country Does," all two-step rhythm and honky-tonk churn.

A liberal trading order rests on the principle that countries do not play favourites, even if the favouritism is reciprocated.

In principle, rich countries accept that they need to open markets and provide more aid to the developing world.

In principle, giant countries such as India or China have more companies competing to manipulate the government for a share of the spoils.

The organisation upholds the unfashionable principle that countries should not discriminate among their trading partners: they should offer to everyone the best deal they offer to anyone.

Linked to this was the frequent principle (across countries) of stating the importance of stakeholder engagement.

It would mean sacrificing a high principle: no country has the right to over-run and annex another.

For 2,000 years, China has operated in varying degrees according to the principle one country, many systems.