Sentence examples for principle return from inspiring English sources

And although he would on principle return them to the lake, he feels especially protective of these fish.

The process so described reflects the process of the emanation of forms from the heavenly bodies and also the manner in which creatures, going forth from their Principle, return to their Source through the exercise of their natural activities.

Next week, the most visible and thrilling exponent of that principle returns to the UK, when Dudamel, 31-year-old music director of Los Angeles Philharmonic, brings his "other" orchestra, the Simón Bolívar Symphony, to Raploch, Scotland, for a concert alongside the El-Sistema-inspired El-Sistema-inspired El-Sistema-inspired

Another example is the Pictet Funds (LUX) European Sustainable Equities that invests only in Swiss companies, which follow sustainable management principles (returns of 32% in the last 3-year period).

In Israel, the principle of returning the territory in return for peace is already established.

Take those who fled Abkhazia in the 1990s: successive administrations have insisted upon the principle of return rather than resettlement.

Rogers, who will lead an Australian Prime Minister's XI against England in their final warmup match before the start of the Tri-Series, also revealed he has agreed in principle to return for one final summer of county cricket with Middlesex.

Although no contracts has yet been signed, it is understood that Bowe has agreed in principle to return to his native province.

Combining with length constraints, OMACC in principle can return all possible combinations of repeat structures.

Primary analysis will use the intention to treat principle, assuming return to baseline values for non-completers.

Except for insurees opting for a health insurance plan limiting access to specialists (gate-keeping principle), in return of lower premiums, Swiss residents have unlimited access to ambulatory care.