Sentence examples for stick to a principle from inspiring English sources

Reddit has often been criticised for taking a lax approach to banning users, preferring instead to stick to a principle of unrestricted speech.

Cameron says he is sticking to a principle.

As a human rights defender, I stick to the principle that we need a mass civil standing, peaceful civil resistance which would lead to changes in the society.

"Hopefully, this time we'll stick to our principles a little better than we did the last time," he said.

Jamie Dimon steered JPMorgan through the crisis by doggedly sticking to a few basic principles, such as not holding too much of anything.

"There are lots of priorities that are not included here, not because they are any less important in the long run but because we really want to stick to the principle that this is an economic recovery plan," one adviser said.

Michelle Mone, the founder of the brand, said: "We've given this a lot of thought, but there's a point where a business must stick to its principles and as a brand that targets young women, we feel it is impossible for Peaches to continue to work with us as the face of Miss Ultimo lingerie".

But even Mr. Suprun needs encouragement to stick to his principles as an American first, a Republican second.

"I have had to swallow my ego repeatedly to stick to this principle," he said.

We wanted to stick to the principle of keeping interactions light and focused.

Therefore, oil price reform must stick to the principle of integrating the international market price direction.