Sentence examples for principles which have from inspiring English sources

We have values and principles, which have survived more than 500 years.

They are principles which have stood the test of time, improving policing at both an operational and strategic level.

New Labour's then health secretary, Alan Milburn, strongly promoted these principles, which have now formed the basis of many of the reform initiatives.

I consider myself as a believer in what I regard as the Labour party's basic principles, which have to do with equality and 'do unto others as you would have them do unto you'.

Our pre-2008 institutions were, arguably, the result of an attempt to build a financial world on exactly those principles, which have commanded various forms of lip service for decades.

Many Iraqis also viewed the prosecution of the guards as a test case of American democratic principles, which have not been wholeheartedly embraced, and in particular of the fairness of the American judicial system.

It's true that Napoleon hijacked the French Revolution and betrayed its principles (which had already been betrayed by the revolutionaries themselves).

But as national chairman of the Bow Group in 1973-1975 helpedpushpush the group to the right and urged Tories to re-embrace the Friedman economic principles which had been abandoned by prime minister Ted Heath.

The new decision, the supreme court says, brings "the mental element required of a secondary party back into line with that which is required of the principal and to bring the law back to the principles which had been established before the law took a wrong turn".

In its draft guidelines, the XWP proposed a list of criteria or principles which had to be met before a xenotransplantation clinical trial could proceed.

In this case the EHCR considered principles which had been applied in Oneryildiz v Turkey (2004) to a man-made hazard - an industrial risk or dangerous activity such as the operation of a waste site.