Sentence examples for root principle from inspiring English sources

Robert F. Kennedy reduced human need to its simplest root principle in 1968 when he said, "What everyone wants is a job and some hope".

Its subject in the sense of its "root principle" is the "letter" that makes up words; its subject conceived as an "integral whole" is "a fitting and complete oration;" and its subject conceived as "universal whole" is "meaningful sound, articulated and ordered".

A second deeply rooted principle is the right of suffrage.

He said the Lib Dems were "heading for disaster" under Nick Clegg and had lost their "roots, principles and values".

The peer, a former Treasury spokesman for the party who is seen as close to Vince Cable, said the party had lost its "roots, principles and values".

The ProTaper technique is a crown-down root preparation principle in which each instrument has changing percentage tapers over the lengths of its cuttings blades [ 3].

Or they can reaffirm that their principles are deeper than that; and that, at their root, the principles of the left and right are fully compatible, even necessary, to one another and the nation.

The first is those who believe the US is a force for unalloyed good in the world with a foreign policy rooted in principle rather than pragmatism.

It all adds up to proof, says the company, that another world is indeed possible when businesses root sustainability principles into every fibre of their operations.

Exaggerated claims, whether for schemes of tax avoidance or for openness in government, were given short shrift, but he was prepared to accept advances in the law once he agreed that the change was realistic and rooted in principle.

What is exciting to me is the way that De Spiegeler is applying his root cause principles to Incubaid, the start-up incubator he runs.