Sentence examples for principle leaving from inspiring English sources

By Friday, the two sides had shaken hands over an agreement in principle, leaving only the decidedly unglamorous legal work to be done.

Yesterday, because of a faulty legal strategy used by the F.C.C., the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit struck down the law enforcing this principle, leaving the Internet and the F.C.C. in uncharted territory.

Such a grubby deal might conceivably be better than none, but such a total sacrifice of principle, leaving Blair friendless in the EU and looking weak at home, is an expression of how erratic and compromised his approach to the EU has become.

In this respect, the decelerator acts as a filter, in principle leaving the part of the beam that is not selected to propagate freely.

In principle, leaving one mobile OS for another is relatively easy.

The policy was merely a statement in principle, leaving action largely on the shoulders of postpartum women themselves.

Unlike a technological spillover, this gift would in principle leave a paper trail, showing up in local firms' sales figures.In neither contribution did Mr Krugman claim great originality for his ideas or great realism.

Empson, in the same period, beginning in the fatal nineteen-forties, became the most articulate critic of a morality reduced "to keeping the taboos imposed by an infinite malignity," in which the reintroduction of human sacrifice as a sacred principle left the believer with "no sense either of personal honour or of the public good".

And the reason for objecting to the principle is exactly the same in each case this principle leaves that person to die.

The principle: Leave the weeds and other natural dietary staples of the local birds and bugs, and they won't eat your squash, eggplants and avocados.

The five people will each want to reject the principle that allows you to save the one, by appealing to the fact that such a principle leaves them to die.