Sentence examples for principled case from inspiring English sources
Cameron's spokesman said: "The prime minister's focus is [on] making the case, the principled case.
But the principled case is even stronger.
Downing Street said that Cameron would make a "principled case" against Juncker at the summit.
It was left to the defence strategy to acknowledge there was a moral and principled case for aid.
To sum up, backing PR allows the Labour party to make a principled case for a partisan advantage.
But when everybody knows money is tight, what was needed was a principled case for continuing to spend on these particular things.
Stich offers a variety of reasons for thinking that there are fundamental difficulties that will plague any attempt to provide principled criteria for distinguishing cases of reference success from cases of reference failure.
That's the principled leftwing case for Brexit.
America might thus hear the principled as opposed to the pragmatic case for progressive taxation for the first time since FDR's day.
Civil liberties groups on the right, left, and center have spoken out against the enforcement approach in this case — why were those principled viewpoints omitted from the story?
It's an opportunity to take principled positions, or in the worst cases, simply to oppose on principle.
