Sentence examples for principle to help from inspiring English sources
NATO had also agreed in principle to help Iraq's interim government build its security forces.
The Home Office has agreed in principle to help foot the bill.
Diluting the principle to help London is, to say the least, not a high priority in Prague at the moment.
Lobbyists tailor their pleadings to the climate of the day, and members of both parties sidestep principle to help or protect favored interests back home.
A German MP said he met Snowden in Moscow on Thursday, and said the NSA whistelblower was prepared in principle to help Germany investigate allegations of surveillance by US intelligence.
Nevertheless, donors at a meeting in Tokyo have agreed in principle to help Aceh if the peace process works, probably to the tune of at least several million dollars.There has been considerable international pressure to do a deal.
Small businesses are using more gaming principles to help their marketing.
I suggest three principles to help guide the debate: The tax subsidy rate should be the same for everyone.
The strategy was on display last week when Mr. Bush put aside his free-trade principles to help steelworkers by imposing tariffs on imported steel.
In practice, the internationalist camp argues for the prudent use of international legal materials in constitutional decision-making — not only for purposes of rhetoric and persuasion but also to provide rules and principles to help actually decide cases.
"You can have exactly the same trip but the advice is opposite depending on what time you're taking the flight," said Professor Lockley, who has also used these principles to help racehorses acclimate to new time zones.
