Sentence examples for principle to fight from inspiring English sources

Activation of death receptors in malignant cells attracts increasing attention as a principle to fight cancer.

De La Hoya, whose promotional company Golden Boy works closely with Hatton's, has agreed in principle to fight the Mancunian at Wembley Stadium next summer.

He briefly took control of Delhi's state government in January before resigning, supposedly on a point of principle, to fight a national campaign.

However, applying this principle to fight stem-cell research and abortion, while engaging in a war that kills thousands of innocent civilians, and while the torture of detainees is accepted practice, seems like a contradiction.

But ours is an age of creepy demagogues, and of cowards who are too frightened or too lacking in principle to fight against the creepy demagogues, and of too few people who do have courage; and America is like that now.

Risking your life by crossing a treacherous sea to escape a war that is not of your doing is infinitely more heroic than selling out your principles to fight for a mad dictator or a death cult; and unless you've ever fled a tangled civil war yourself, it might be wise to put a little less effort into judgement and a little more into understanding.

They'll say their critics are whining because their brand of austerity-lite, soft capitalism has been jettisoned, dumped by men of principle determined to fight for economic justice and a more peaceful world.

Timothy Bradley agreed in principle Thursday to fight Manny Pacquiao on June 9 at MGM Grand in Las Vegas, fulfilling a lifetime ambition for the unbeaten, Cathedral City-based world junior-welterweight champion.

They must be men who are willing to stick to principles and to fight for their full realisation...Hayek was concerned with principles, not with the political reality of implementing them.

The highly partisan response to Sayeeda Warsi's damaging resignation from David Cameron's government revives an old political question: when is it right to resign on a point of policy or principle rather than to fight one's corner from inside?

The nonreligious who do not believe in humanistic principles will have to fight for a voice in the dialogue.