Sentence examples for principled move from inspiring English sources

But Obama has promised a more principled and democratic politics, less bare-knuckled and more visionary; and the principled move in this circumstance would have been to invite more democracy, rather than less, even at some (small) risk that it would lessen his chances of getting the nomination.

A line was drawn, and to extend it to the Winter Games would have been a strong, principled move on behalf of the league.

He can make a decisive and principled move to protect Net Neutrality and be remembered as a hero of the Internet, or he can continue to waffle and be remembered as the FCC head who stood idle as our online freedoms were handed over to the likes of AT&T, Comcast and Verizon.

Michelle Herbert, who played tough, principled Trisha Yates, moved to Dundee, where she and her husband now run a glazing business; Donald Waugh, who played Joseph Hughesyy" Hughes, struggled with alcoholism, once lived on the streets and now works with homeless charities; Tim Polley, who played Steven "Banksy" Banks, moved to Tenerife, where he owns a pool-cleaning business.

Taylor and Crist must prove that their party switch was a principled, rational move, not an act of political opportunism.

Outgoing First Minister Arlene Foster said his move was "not principled".

Edwards' move to public financing was principled.

Merkel's decision to abandon nuclear power – a move that was more electioneering than principled and infuriated France – can be seen in a similar light.

"That is what you get to do when you move up from manifestos, to the detailed, principled, practical plans you can really implement by winning an election," she quipped.

A gap formed between the principled conservative commentariat and Republican policymakers, as the latter moved away from the movement's core beliefs.

We need to help companies move beyond motivating performance out of people to inspiring principled performance in people.