Sentence examples for principles for themselves from inspiring English sources
Ukraine got rid of its nuclear weapons, in return for guarantees from Europe and the U.S. Now it seems the Western countries just invented these democratic principles for themselves, and everyone else had to fight for them".
Although buried in the jargon-filled text of the report, this particular section appears to be a cautiously worded critique of constructivist math, which encourages students to rediscover centuries-old mathematical principles for themselves, using materials like beans and calculators.
Finally, in paper (973806), the authors look to the evolutionary principles themselves for inspiration.
It resembles what ethicist R. M. Hare calls "decisions of principle" (that establish the principles for subsequent decisions but are themselves unprincipled) and what Kierkegaard would describe as "conversion".
The generals have helpfully laid out some guiding principles for the document, including a prominent role for themselves in politics.
Yet, even after centuries of reflection and debate, philosophers themselves do not agree on core ethical principles for defining "good".
In genetic testing for adults, autonomy of choice is a key principle; people must decide for themselves whether they want to know their genetic make-up or predisposition for disease.
One wonders if Nato leaders meeting in Newport this week will visit the graves of the Chartist dead of 1839 in the Cathedral church of St Woolos on Stow Hill, to pay respects for those who fought for the democratic principles they themselves claim to be the guardians of.
Later he devised the case method, so that students might read and discuss original authorities and derive for themselves the principles of the law.
Creatures with free will are sources of spontaneity in the world, able to choose for themselves the principles by which their conduct will be guided.
