Sentence examples for principles country from inspiring English sources

7 It is guided by six principles: country ownership, shared responsibility and partnership, equity, integration, sustainability and innovation.

In principle, countries that aspire to EU membership should align their foreign policies with those of the EU.

In principle, countries can insulate themselves from the Fed's actions by allowing their currencies to float upwards against the dollar.

It details the principles of country ownership to which partner and donor countries should commit, but not the specific mechanisms to carry out these principles.

Documents such as The Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness detail the principles of country ownership to which partner and donor countries should commit, but do not identify the specific mechanisms to carry out these principles.

The Paris Declaration and other similar documents have established principles of country ownership, alignment, harmonization, results focus, and mutual accountability in order to improve aid effectiveness and donor-recipient country engagement [ 27].

"It is one of the very principles this country was founded upon".

"Immigrants who come here fall in love with the concepts and principles this country was founded on, even if America does not always live up to them".

"Is there any Eurosceptic in this pusillanimous cabinet with the guts to speak his mind and put principles and country before personal ambition?" the Mail asks.

But in the rush for justice, he said, it was important not to lose sight of principles the country holds dear.

The world water community has agreed on four governance principles for country level water resources management during the International Conference on Water and the Environment (ICWE) in Dublin, Ireland, January 1992.