Sentence examples for principles strong from inspiring English sources

Few in this nation and world have courage and principles strong enough to campaign against injustice no matter the odds or opposition.

In Iowa, Mr. Romney introduced to audiences the metaphor of a three-legged stool, reflecting what he described as core conservative Republican principles: "strong military, strong economy, strong families".

A meeting in Florence in March 2009 agreed on a set of principles, strong on environmental protection, that would be common to all the slates bearing the Grillo "trademark".

It is based on the "Information City" framework and two architecture principles: strong consistency and loose coupling.

Chairman and CEO Hiroshi Mikitani, who took the step of addressing investors in Japanese not English as is usual on Rakuten results days, stressed that the 2020 Vision is based around three core principles: "strong, smart and speed".

Over the years, there have accumulated a large volume of literature on the various aspects of urban planning in Singapore, revealing the guiding principles, strong government will and intervention, and forceful market influences in shaping the economic and cultural landscapes and the urban physical environment of this city-state.

The other problems represent situations which imply in principle strong spatial reasoning, thus requiring per-region approaches.

Saucedo himself accepts the relevant possibilities, but others may prefer to reject any recombination principle strong enough to lead to them.

His argument is that complexity is not incompatible with unity, only with simplicity what is required in addition is only a principle strong enough to justify the unity.

The reason for this is that some of the opposition to (14) will stem from opposition to a purely mereological principle: Strong Supplementation.

(ii) It is worth mentioning that, in principle, strong time consistency is not suited for acceptability indices (Bielecki et al. 2014b, 2015b; Cherny and Madan 2009).