Sentence examples for principles up from inspiring English sources

By bringing fundamental principles up to date, Ed Miliband offers Labour a fresh start.

Unlike many 3-4's these days, Crennel's scheme adheres to classic two-gap principles up front.

WASHINGTON — The American Conservative Union, which bills itself as the nation's oldest conservative grass-roots lobbying organization, has found itself fending off charges that it put its principles up for sale.

His defensive doctrine, which combined conventional thinking with his own tactical innovations, was based on the following principles: Up-to-date intelligence, based on frontline sources and reconnaissance instead of relying on reports from rear-area analysts.

If you start chopping that principle up, in order to apply it to some people but not all people, you have destroyed the principle altogether, and with it the very concept of a free society — which depends upon principles of fairness for all.

Old blue eyes, Frank Sinatra, summed this principle up nicely with his tongue-in-cheek line, "when I'm not near the girl I love, I love the girl I'm near".

These principles remain up to very recent years.

Hooray for a good man with principles standing up to dim wits with pitchforks.

(Dogs are easier structural principles, running up to strangers in parks, and so on).

But this album of principles ends up hiding from its own stands in places, and for what?

Yet there is certainly a Danish specificity in the prominence of pyromania, and principles crop up repeatedly that are highly specific to the Scandinavian climate.