Sentence examples for principled concerns from inspiring English sources

Such a development understandably alarmed many whites who were otherwise prepared to turn a pragmatic blind eye to their principled concerns about affirmative action.

It is true that, while many lawyers do have principled concerns about the independence of the legal profession, they also fret about who would be top dog in an integrated firm.

The need to predict an agent's intents or future actions has been well documented in multi-agent system's literature and has been motivated by both systematically practical and psychologically principled concerns.

In both cases, the founders hoped the big boys' millions would expand their principled concerns – and that their corporate values would seep into the parent company.

Meanwhile, a younger person has more years ahead of him, and has lived only a short time; there are utilitarian concerns about a life's potential and principled concerns about fairness.

Some Republicans have the advantage of principled concerns about Trump.

I think a great many colleagues on both sides of the House of Commons have a principled concern with the introduction of an elected element.

But I'm wondering how much of this outrage is principled concern for our rights, and how much of it is, you know, total bullshit.

The press for a debt-reduction commission, promoted by scare-mongers such as the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, is really an attack on social insurance masquerading as principled concern for the public fisc.

Aquinas articulates what appear to be principled metaphysical principles concerning the way in which a predicate can be, in his words, 'taken as being in a subject'.

"NUS is a campaigning organisation so our opposition to this agenda – based on both principled and practical concerns, and passed at our most recent National Conference -  is both valid and appropriate".