Sentence examples similar to principled aid from inspiring English sources
Lawmakers were not committed to a principled, constitutional system that distributed aid based on need and on sound educational practices, the judge said.
Moe questions FDR's "willingness to risk not only his New Deal legacy but also his deeply principled policy of all-out aid to now-imperiled Britain if he didn't get his way on an office that most Americans saw as insignificant.
Mr. Bruno said his decision was principled, that he wanted to forge an overall aid package for the city as part of a plan to hold down local taxes throughout New York.
This is no time for indifference, the self-indulgence of third-party voting that only aids Republicans, or reflexive loyalty to a principled Republican Party that no longer exists.
Much interest has focused recently on the development of principled methods for combining information from multiple nearby methylation sites to aid biological inference [ 4, 5].
Yet Mandela's heir, the man charged with preserving the admirably principled tradition of the African National Congress, behaves as if South Africa's Aids disaster is no such thing.
We then propose a set of design principles to aid researchers, designers, and practitioners in creating and evaluating learning environments that align principled embodied actions to targets of spatial thinking in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
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