Sentence examples for principles put forth from inspiring English sources

It continually challenged reformers to apply the principles put forth in the Declaration of Independence to all people, regardless of the color of their skin.

Since then, few if any of the plans and principles put forth by civic groups or city and state agencies have mentioned either the idea of replicating the twin towers or of excluding commercial office buildings from the site.

Sanctions imposed after Hamas's 2006 electoral victory told the party that Israel and the United States would marginalize it unless it accepted the same principles put forth by the so-called quartet of Middle East peacemakers that Fatah accepted — namely, recognizing Israel's right to exist and renouncing violence.

The design and biomechanics of RTSA is based upon principles put forth by Grammont.

Therefore, the issues addressed and the principles put forth from this conference had to be carefully analyzed and biologically sound.

If comparison created abstracted knowledge about the principles put forth by proverb pairs, participants in the comparison group would have shown selectively higher false alarms to unstudied but related proverbs than the reminding group.

Leaders often appear to be defending the principle put forth by Democrats that they are fighting to protect the wealthy.

This was the so-called exclusion principle put forth by the Austrian physicist Wolfgang Pauli, which forbids more than one electron occupying a given quantum state in an atom.

The court's latest decision is significant because it accepted the idea in principle put forth by the army — that while it had no choice but to ban Palestinian traffic from the road because of anti-Israel attacks on it, some of which it says originated from the surrounding villages, it would build separate roads for the Palestinians.

The political and legislative application of these great principles, so eloquently put forth to a wondering but ignorant audience by Burke, found an ardent, warm and able echo in Huskisson.

Juxtaposing an intuitive color scheme over the deliberate character symmetries of an ambigraphic nucleic acid notation yields a highly-functional nucleic acid notation that maximizes information content and successfully embodies key principles of graphic excellence put forth by the statistician and graphic design theorist, Edward Tufte.