Sentence examples for principled policy from inspiring English sources

But this was never about a principled policy change.

The military was the nation's most notorious discriminator in this area; a principled policy would certainly call for the exclusion of its recruiters.

But the American observer, familiar with the genesis of the letter, said it hardly could have overjoyed people who describe themselves as seeking "a more determined and principled policy toward Moscow".

This is not principled policy making; what we're seeing is simple gamesmanship that raises legitimate questions about which values Republicans truly hold and which are merely interchangeable with those of Democrats.

A political party is not a free-for-all or a convenient platform for uncurtailed rhetoric, but an organisation for the disciplined achievement of power and implementation of principled policy.

First, there's a lack of a clear, principled policy vision to counter those growing global calls for centralized Internet control.

The climate movement, Soltani asserted, has an obligation to develop principled policies to guide a just transition to a post-fossil-fuel society.

"Once again," he said, "Charlie Crist has put politics ahead of principled policy-making".

It invites circumvention of principled policies encoded in the specialized rules of procedure applicable in inheritance disputes.

And yet, Meacham hastens to add, while the personal shapes political culture, it does not preclude the pursuit of principled policies.

US policy makers generally accepted this trade off with their Arab partners but often at the expense of principled policies that would have encouraged political reform, democratic governance and economic reform.