Sentence examples for principled support from inspiring English sources
With NDP leader Jagmeet Singh speaking on this issue outside Parliament, and NDP members of Parliament being the leading opposition to the legislation within Parliament, this may be a signal to unions and progressive voters that they — strategy be damned — have a friend that merits principled support.
During the 1980s, principled support for segregation all but disappeared; but despite this retreat from segregationist ideology, whites nonetheless continued to harbor strong anti-black sentiments rooted in negative stereotypes about the low intelligence, lack of motivation, propensity toward criminality, and predatory sexuality of African Americans (Bobo et al. 2012).
Thus, both theories seem to offer what we may term principled support for the enactment of a social minimum.
The gathering of students, activists and operatives featured a number of die-hard Trump supporters, including those able to rationalize a principled support of the president, even after such a hypothetical shooting.
Notes: See Connie Bruck's piece on Clinton's principled support for but practical ambivalence about closing the facility.
Not Mr. McCain, who ditched his principled support of rational immigration legislation to better his odds in a close re-election campaign against a far-right-wing opponent.
A case is made for the provision of principled visualization support at an accessible level of abstraction for the user.
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.
But principled stands in support of our values, in support of fundamental rights, in support of a country where everyone is safe from violence and hate: these are more important stances than ever.
The Koch Foundation grant to support "principled entrepreneurship. . . is fully consonant with Catholic social teaching," the statement says.
It should be principled in its support for democracy, ending the double standard that ignores repression in places such as Bahrain or Saudi Arabia.
