Sentence examples for radical principle from inspiring English sources

Reaffirming the Rio 1992 commitments is perhaps the most radical principle in the entire declaration.

Here he argues that fairness should not be sacrificed to austerity, and tries to reconcile radical principle with political pragmatism.

Opposing this is not a left or right issue, it is a fundamental and deeply radical principle.

It's an astonishing portrait of Zinedine Zidane, a dour genius of a midfielder with as strong a claim as any to the title of 'greatest footballer ever', filmed according to a simple but radical principle.

During the late 19th and early 20th century, Protestant intellectuals looked less toward Jesus of Nazareth as a means to their own salvation and instead tried to apply the teacher's radical principles toward the inequities of industrial American society.

In Paris, a left-wing Communard government, protected by the National Guard, rose up and seized power, and for about two months that spring tried to rule on radical principles.

Because what could have been a dry, laborious dissection of serious Leftist dogma from a bunch of stuffy fiftysomething ideologues eager to re-examine the radical principles of their youth, turned out to be a melodrama so torrid it would make the Eastenders scriptwriters recoil and say, in best faux cock-er-nee, "Do what?

They say they will not tolerate diversion from radical principles of the revolution and will stand against anyone who might want to revise them.

Charles Fourier was a French socialist philosopher of radical principles in the 19th century, and his term "feminisme" is the basis for today's term in English.

"He was an independent Radical by principle, with a persistent strain of innate conservatism".

He was, says Mr Cash, "an independent Radical by principle, with a persistent strain of innate conservatism.