Sentence examples for some principles for from inspiring English sources

It's time we elucidated some principles for a debate.

One of the most senior judges, Lord Neuberger, has proposed some principles for "extra-judicial" statements.

In both her speech and a green paper, she tried to lay out some principles for reform.

Out of this journey, I have distilled some principles for parents trying to forge a lasting relationship with older children.

In late December, before giving an interview to the Wall Street Journal outlining some principles for immigration reform, Rubio shared his ideas with the Schumer-McCain group.

John B. Taylor, United States under secretary of the Treasury, told reporters in his luncheon speech today: "Minister Takenaka, I understand, has established some principles for dealing with nonperforming loans.

Hasan puts it this way: If the term 'context of situation' does not refer to all of human social conditions of existence, to all situation-purport, then some principle for abstraction is needed, as Firth was the first to point out.

Instead, it will use the multimeric cyclic RGD peptides to illustrate some basic principles for new radiotracer development and to address some important issues associated with integrin-targeted radiotracers.

Here are some core principles for climate change policy.

So although poetry doesn't have rules, after 10,000 submissions, one might discern some general principles for the competition entrant.

The generals have helpfully laid out some guiding principles for the document, including a prominent role for themselves in politics.