Sentence examples for principles down from inspiring English sources

"I'm not going to water those principles down".

Lest he be caught with his principles down, Mr. Taylor is quick to explain, "No, I don't work with ballet companies, I just let them use my work".

Thus, as proposed by Carver and Scheier (1982, p.125) "it is likely that a good deal of the behavioral disruption that is viewed as neurotic or maladaptive stems from an inability to specify reference values from the level of system concepts (or principles) down to and through the level of program control".

"He was supposed to be the great democrat, but when his survival is at stake, he has sold his principles down the drain".

He completely sold all his socialist principles down the swanny out of ego and ego alone... and there are those who would defend him?

Kruse is, in any case, worried enough to be bumped into offering Nyborg the deputy leadership – as well he should be, given that he's sold his party's principles down the river.

"But the anticorruption commission must seek to uphold the principles laid down by the Constitution".

All honour the vague principles laid down by Koyata Iwasaki, the final president of the old Mitsubishi zaibatsu.

He bought the paper in 1907, pledging to uphold the principles laid down by its founder John Edward Taylor.

He finally visits and interviews Jayaprakash Narayan, an early adherent to the land-reform principles laid down by Gandhi & his follower, Acharya Vinoba Bhave.

The principles laid down in that essay, which first brought him to public attention, formed the basis of his subsequent career.