Sentence examples for principles articulated from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, the question is whether polygamy is allowed under the privacy principles articulated in Lawrence.

All of these policy considerations are guided by the principles articulated earlier by the Chairman.

The central committee is roughly 3,000 active party members, loyal to Likud principles articulated by former Prime Minister Menachem Begin, who died in 1992.

But make no mistake: the addiction medicine residencies are not pioneering new ideas but building upon the clinical principles articulated in well-established addiction psychiatry residencies.

And so, instead of standing on the legal principles articulated by his conservative brethren, Roberts sacrificed some of those precepts and persuaded some court liberals to reciprocate.

But the principles articulated by Roosevelt at least provide a framework within which to carry out those arguments — and to make that broader economic argument against Trump.

These principles articulate in a compressed form an understanding of the morality of war that is, in its fundamental structure, much the same as it was 300 years ago.

The principles articulate both effective program practices and service delivery issues, and provide ready access to the research literature on "what works".

To actualize these resolutions into the policy arena, the state system was firmly valorized, regional cooperation was encouraged and supported, and the principles articulating human dignity were promoted.

But the principle articulated by the Greek philosopher Heraclitus rings true: the only thing constant is change.

We strongly agreed with the principle articulated by President Obama and his F.C.C. chairman, Julius Genachowski, that the Internet should remain open on equal terms to all, a level playing field for Web sites big and small.