Sentence examples for principles that work from inspiring English sources

But in 2005 the F.C.C. already adopted four "openness principles" that work very well for consumers and service providers.

Palin went on to take issue with the president's handling of the economy and said he should be "engaging in free-market principles that work" such as reducing taxes.

"It turns out that the same principles that work for improving company culture actually work for driving productivity and innovation in a city," he has said.

Some of the principles that work are community collection of tariffs and community responsibility in the management of the facilities.

But the same principles that worked to make so many of the matches in the knockout stages tedious — four out of fourteen were decided on penalties, with another three requiring overtime, all after ending 0 0 — may also make the consolation game, this Saturday, one of the best yet.

Over the years, I finally grew to understand that the same principles that worked so well in my practice and in my reform work were the same principles taught by our founders and expressed in the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights.

There may be an inverse principle that works in history, in which the measure of one's significance can be determined by the status of one's nemeses.

It's a principle that works similarly to existing soft robotics, many of which utilize shifting pneumatics to create motion in their joints.

Ward asserted that this method is based on a sound principle that works well with most large sharks.

It also demonstrated that it is a principle that works to some degree in functioning democracies but becomes a farce in autocracies where governments control governance of the game with or without the façade of formal elections.

This is the same principle that works for pregnancy waistband increasers but should be finished off neatly so that you don't need to use a top to cover the change.