Sentence examples for principles of saying from inspiring English sources

Follow these basic principles of saying "No": be brief, clear, firm, and honest.[25].

Those seeking prosperity won't get it if economics and public policy are to be governed by the anti-market prejudices of Keynes and the Keynesians, instead of by the pro-market principles of Say and the Saysians.

There's a great example of this at the hedge fund Bridgewater, which has a core principle of saying that no one has the right to hold a critical opinion without speaking up about it.

Wehner contrasts that with the principles of Jesus, saying, "... a carpenter from Nazareth offered a very different philosophy.

The vote on the rule "was a victory for the forces of reform and the principles of fairness," said Scott Harshbarger, president of Common Cause, a pro-reform group.

"This is a commitment and one of the fundamental principles of Carabineros," said Inspector Arellano.

The overwhelming majority of students in Principles of Genetics said that stress affects gene expression in a predictable way, primarily activating gene expression of a relatively small number of genes.

Remember, midwesterners pretty much embody the principle of not saying anything if they don't have anything nice to say.

The precautionary principle another way of saying "better safe than sorry"—has been making its way into the regulatory practices of governments since the 1930s.

Deliberative democrats have sometimes criticized Rawlsian versions of public reason on the grounds that they "fix" the content of, say, principles of justice, in advance of real deliberation.

The Principle of Consistency says that people like to be consistent with the things they have previously said or done.