Sentence examples for principle of trying from inspiring English sources

"The principle of trying to limit the increases is a good one," said Representative Jason Chaffetz of Utah.

Given the bedrock principle of trying defendants only for the charged (and not uncharged) conduct, applying these exceptions is tricky.

Israel says that approach contradicts the very principle of trying to bring the sides back to direct talks, which broke down in September 2010.

Beyond that, I think he may have a principle of trying to compromise, but that has proved to be a big mistake.

It took the intervention of Paul Volcker to force the Administration to support even the modest of principle of trying to prevent deposit-taking institutions from speculating with their depositors' money.

The platform is managed by the DfE's CIO group – its IT department – which works on a principle of trying to deliver what staff can make regular use of on a day-to-day basis.

Yet they still went by the usual Dutch principles of trying to take care of the ball, and they were unfortunate to be behind at half-time given that Vardy's goal came from England's first move of real penetration.

The world is changing, and if we want a viable two-party system, the Republicans should re-evaluate their principles instead of trying to pound an increasingly large square peg into a shrinking round hole.

Like Bina48, it's designed around the Turing principle that instead of trying to replicate an adult brain, AI scientists should build machines with the brains of babies and give them the capacity to learn.

"I didn't compromise that principle for the sake of trying to bail out my political party, for example".

Many countries have, in principle, embraced the idea of trying to limit global warming to two degrees Celsius, or 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit, feeling that any greater warming would pose unacceptable risks.