Sentence examples for principles as its from inspiring English sources

If The Heritage Foundation's goal is to "return our nation to its founding principles," as its website says, it seems that reducing the number of divorces would be at least as important as increasing the number of marriages.

While the second civic republican approach, often referred to as neo-Roman republicanism, stresses many of the same principles as its neo-Athenian counterpart, it represents a decisive shift away from direct forms of democracy.

It follows the same principles as its American counterpart, so once there, no money changes hands, aside from the price of your ticket, with the bulk of this revenue going towards grants to fund the many mind-bending art installations, along with a basic infrastructure of on site medics, toilets etc.

Offering a combination of debt, equity and grantmaking, this private investment fund adopts Balle's localist principles as its investment criteria.

Permaculture uses nature's principles as its guide and the principle of "stacking" – using every niche and level to create different layers of plants – is most useful when designing a forest garden.

In truth it's just cribbing chunks of the GDPR and claiming the regulation's principles as its own.

The transfer of Nature's simple and robust sensing and control principles as well as its reaction and separation organization into useful technical systems can be applied to different fermentations, biotransformations and downstream processes.

"Whether people are shopping for soap or shoes, they're weighing a brand's principles as much as its products," the Edelman study reported.

As a veteran diplomat, he was very cautious in his response, constantly re-affirming the Philippines' adherence to prevailing regional and international principles as well as its opposition to any coercive acquisition of disputed territories.

For today's consumers and citizens, integrity means that a firm's decisions and behaviors are fundamentally and consistently aligned with its values and principles as well as those of its stakeholders (which include society at large).

This position has the advantage of being consistent with America's stated principles, as well as with its laws.