Sentence examples for principles and win from inspiring English sources

Yet his campaign for re-election tests a proposition that is not remotely normal: that a candidate can stick by high-minded campaign-finance principles and win.

Articulating, and expecting some reasonable degree of adherence to, a unifying party platform is a good way to articulate principles and win elections, and if that means tossing one or two enablers like Lieberman overboard, good riddance; they're dead weight anyway.

When he joined the bipartisan group late last year, after Mitt Romney lost the presidential election in part because he was overwhelmingly rejected by Hispanic voters, Mr. Rubio quickly went on a one-man blitz of conservative news media outlets, explaining his guiding immigration principles and winning plaudits from the likes of Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity.

In Paris in 1784, slaves could sue for freedom under the terms of the Freedom Principle and win.

The school's curriculum also incorporates sustainable education principles and it won the Eco-Schools Green Flag award for the environmentally aware additions to classes.

Practice these simple principles and write winning articles to distribute on the web everywhere.

To bring that day closer, and in the name of melding foreign policy with moral principles, Jackson fought for and won trade sanctions on Moscow for its refusal to allow the mass emigration.

The second has been common in the last 25 years: street protests following mostly non-violent principles and challenging government power and winning, like the colour revolutions and Arab spring.

Conrad trumps social restrictions with personal principles, becoming 'more than Moslem', and wins Medora's joyous approval.

We do not need new texts, new principles and treaties to win the peace.

I love you, Derek (my dog) – but – don't challenge my principles because my principles will likely win".