Sentence examples for principle to which from inspiring English sources

This was the principle to which Keynes's economics were devoted.

It was a principle to which she remained true.

No conceptualisation of an overall principle to which I can sign up.

Observing basic honesty in one's work, words, ideas, and actions is a principle to which all members of the community are required to subscribe.

The multiplicity of names which is applied to him shows that the common principle to which all these branches of knowledge are tending, is not understood.

And so long as Russia could be deemed democratic, the West had a point of principle to which it could cling.

One is that it is uniquely founded on principles to which any country can aspire.

Her principles, to which she was always truthful, were those of a good old-fashioned liberal.

The generation's hallmarks were pragmatism and strategic alliances, principles to which Caldera remained faithful to the end.

However, while behavior varies from culture to culture, we can establish basic moral principles to which nearly everyone will subscribe.

The principles to which governments should adhere when conducting communications surveillance include having a legitimate aim, proportionality and user notification.