Sentence examples for return to fundamental principles from inspiring English sources

Early fundamentalist doctrine attacked competing religions -- especially Catholicism, which it portrayed as an agent of the Antichrist -- and insisted on the literal truth of the Bible, a strict return to "fundamental" principles and a thoroughgoing rejection of modernity.

But it pleaded for him to return to "fundamental Conservative principles of less spending, sound finances and lower taxes - once the referendum is out of the way".

In the remaining months of this term, I implore President Obama to return to the fundamental principles of the Democratic Party, leading the way and no longer allowing rogue Republican interests to stand in the way.

"We say [the rule is] contrary to fundamental principles of insolvency law".

Justice is tied to fundamental principles of legitimacy, which consist of far more than a series of elections.

Throughout his campaign, Barack Obama consistently called for a new detainee policy built around the closure of the prison camp and the return to the fundamental principles that have guided our justice system for centuries.

"I happen to believe that America is on a course of decline if it continues with the policies we've seen over the last couple of decades, and we need to take a very different course, returning to more fundamental principles, if you will".

The first new imperative represents a return to the fundamental principle that guided us in peril and victory through the past century: alliances matter, and the United States must lead them.

It means returning to fundamental questions: What is literature?

"At the same time, we are committed to two fundamental principles.

And do you continue seeking wisdom while staying true to your fundamental principles?