Sentence examples for principle up from inspiring English sources

If you start chopping that principle up, in order to apply it to some people but not all people, you have destroyed the principle altogether, and with it the very concept of a free society — which depends upon principles of fairness for all.

Old blue eyes, Frank Sinatra, summed this principle up nicely with his tongue-in-cheek line, "when I'm not near the girl I love, I love the girl I'm near".

In Iraq, for example, where the constitution declares Shariah to be "the source of law," it is in principle up to the National Assembly to pass laws that reflect its spirit.

Here we extend this existing picture using a refined approximation, provide a more general analytical formula, and show that in principle up to N(N + 1) / 2 segments can show up experimentally.

"My guiding principle up until this point has been about making sure I serve the song," she says of her own playing.

In principle, up to four distinct mRNA molecules can be probed using this technique and thus reveal the spatio-temporal distribution of several mRNA molecules in a single sample.

His defensive doctrine, which combined conventional thinking with his own tactical innovations, was based on the following principles: Up-to-date intelligence, based on frontline sources and reconnaissance instead of relying on reports from rear-area analysts.

Schemes to make reactors on the same principle sprang up immediately.

Pretty much anything could in principle turn up, since no one did this before.

The ETS carbon price should in principle go up when emissions do, as more emissions mean more demand for the carbon credits that the scheme works with.

Alongside Switzerland's direct democracy is a concern for the general welfare, a principle summed up by the word pflege, or "care".