Sentence examples for remembering the principles from inspiring English sources

He realizes how far we have strayed during this reform era, while remembering the principles of public education that almost of us once all affirmed.

Remembering the principles you learned in class, and following the basics of indoor climbing technique, will guarantee you an enjoyable indoor experience.

This is a time to remember the principles that made this a great nation, and to reaffirm them.

We must remember the principles that secured victory then, and learn from our mistakes since, so that we can renew once more rather than retreat.

The best way to honor all that have come before, both those who have been deprived of their rights and those who champion them, is to remember the principles of the UDHR globally, to examine conditions locally, to innovate and organize ceaselessly, and to never let the music of hope stop playing.

He told the audience: "I shouldn't really talk about any of this, but just remember the principle: if you put a back door into something you secure it with encryption that is stronger than the system that you are putting the back door into.

However, if we remember the principle of operational closure of communication systems, it is clear that only society can threaten itself ([37] Ch. 6).

Remember the principle that you have to have an antenna that's a reasonable fraction of an emission's wavelength in order to capture it?

Whatever side we are on, let's remember the principle of free agency.

That the world, including the United States, needs to respond decisively to the real threats of ISIS is beyond dispute, but the practical and moral question is -- how? Let's remember the principle that alternatives to war must answer the questions that war promises to answer -- but in a better way.

Learners could have succeeded in the transfer task by remembering the general principles they abstracted from individual instances or by remembering and generalizing an individual instance.