Sentence examples for principled human from inspiring English sources

Poet, social and environmental activist, health care reformer, principled human being, brother.

The U.S. financial debt to China and Saudi Arabia thwarts principled human rights justifications, the European Union and Japan provide counterweights to the hegemony of the U.S. dollar, the majority of Latin American nations elected leftist governments who set up cooperative institutions challenging the U.S., and Bush's failed 2003 invasion of Iraq was done without the U.N.'s blessing.

He is a principled human being".

A principled human rights strategy can aid the recruitment, retention and motivation of staff, facilitate company borrowing, attract new customers and enhance the appeal of a company to investors.

Though a junior parliamentarian in the opposition party, Cox quickly earned a reputation as a bold and principled human rights advocate.

But part of me would be tempted solely because he's a brave, principled human being in a world where those values today are in such short supply.

For reasons both principled and practical, human rights standards – and by extension indigenous peoples' human rights – must be more strongly articulated across the future goals of the post-2015 framework.

There has been no sustained effort to date by the United States government to build a coalition within the Council that would take consistent principled stands on human rights issues.

James Edmonds, 66, Glocestershire I didn't vote for a man, I voted for an approach: a human, reasoned, principled approach to politics that doesn't rely on how polished your speeches are, or which school you attended, but on the experiences of people who are impacted by policy.

But he said that the US pursues "principled engagements" that includes human rights.

His speech served as yet another reminder that his administration's approach to the region differs in several important ways from that of his immediate predecessor, but he failed to consistently assert principled U.S. support for human rights, democracy, or international law.