Sentence examples for principle to visit from inspiring English sources

Mr Singh had previously agreed in principle to visit Pakistan, but India refuses to fix a date until something solid can be announced regarding the bilateral relationship.

If you applied for a job at a bookstore, would you refuse on principle to visit until they made their choice?

The acceptance of what is known as the "Additional Protocol" is essential for an enduring solution, as it gives inspectors the right in principle to visit to any site it believes could be involved in nuclear activities - not just those declared by Iran, as is presently the case.

Other families followed the principle of allowing people to visit in the first three days and then visit again only after 14 days.

In 1941 the German scientist Werner Heisenberg -- the father of the uncertainty principle -- came to Copenhagen to visit his mentor, Niels Bohr, likely to talk about his work on developing the atomic bomb for Hitler.

As a down-payment, he agreed in principle to a visit to the war zone by the OSCE a concession that cleared the way for western countries to sign the summit communiqué and a woolly "European security charter" which Russia wanted.In another sweetener, Russia agreed to the eventual closure of several military bases in Moldova and Georgia.

In principle, the 7m people that are estimated to visit MSN's portal a day can use c2it for Internet and person-to-person payments.

He said he didn't cancel his plans to visit the city out of principle.

He took his students to Point Lobos to visit Edward Weston, one of his aesthetic mentors, and taught guiding principles based on the practices of another one, Alfred Stieglitz.

This means that---although in principle services are free of charge and accessible to nationals---host populations often prefer to visit host government sites closer by.

51.8% of the patients were restricted in their mobility and incapable to visit the GP-practice without assistance, 10.7% of the patients were mobile and in principle capable to visit the practice by themselves.