Sentence examples for principles raised from inspiring English sources

He has slashed spending and, against the PP's principles, raised taxes.

He was obsessed by his work; he therefore tended to be biased and, once he had enunciated his principles, raised them to the status of a doctrine.

The force of this objection rests on the force of the first problem of pragmatic principles raised above.

The collaborative efforts NSERC took in developing the Statement of Principles raised the probability of generating change, but also built a foundation for lasting reform.

4. Breaching these principles raises the risk of implying that an allegation is tantamount to a conviction.

Nato secretary general Anders Fogh Rasmussen said: "The disregard of international humanitarian principles raises further questions about whether the true purpose of the aid convoy is to support civilians or to resupply armed separatists".

For forcibly-displaced and conflict-affected clients, these principles raise important questions.

During Watergate, Mrs Graham backed her journalists against the advice of her lawyers and accountants for the simple reason that she thought the principle raised by Richard Nixon's "third-rate break-in" was more important than mere cashflow.

"More has all the markings of a trumped-up case, manufactured to present the Supreme Court with the issues of principle raised by the repeal, without the embarrassment of direct conflict with the Executive".

But the overarching labor principle raised in the case is the question of what should be negotiable when it comes to the gear that workers need to do the job.

Where a victim's family is not supportive, competing claims will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, with state law as the guiding principle, raising the prospect that some of the claims by the 22 known gay surviving partners of terror victims may be denied.