Sentence examples for principle digging from inspiring English sources
He has no difficulty in not bending on a principle, digging in his heels and not being afraid of the consequences".
It is a principle that digs deeper than the ordinary rights we live by in Europe and one that is in need of specification and institutionalisation.
While 18th century metal mines had worked on the principle of adult men digging the ore and women and children picking and cobbing the ore ready for smelting, in the new large-scale mines of the early 19th century working practices changed.
The work of the Harvard Negotiation Project suggests that when two sides disagree, agreeing on principles avoids differing sides digging in to defend their positions.
Digging into the principles, we find that the UNGPs actually allocate responsibility for the Third Pillar to the subjects of Pillars I and II -- States and business enterprises -- with four "States should" principles, one "business enterprises should" principle, and one "[i]ndustry, multi-stakeholder and other collaborative initiatives should" principle.
While digging in the garden, he explained the principle of leverage to his mother.
But to assist the prosecution in digging that hole deeper is an affront to the principles of justice that underlie a defence attorney's vital role in the adversarial system".
But to assist the prosecution in digging that hole deeper is an affront to the principles of justice that underlie a defense attorney's vital role in the adversarial system".
But the STeLLA model also advances and deepens our understandings of effective PD by digging beneath the surface of the consensus model to articulate design principles that provide more specific guidance about features of effective PD.
The Commons has already given assent in principle and the government will be hoping for a final vote and royal assent by the end of 2016 to start digging in 2017.
