Sentence examples for subscribe to the principle from inspiring English sources
Diving through bins of unknown records gives me the thrill of the hunt – and I mostly subscribe to the principle that all hunting is to be done in person.
A minimum number of people have to subscribe to the principle that living together peacefully and constructively (in a household, a village, a clan or any other sort of group) is a desirable end; and that in pursuit of that end, it may sometimes be a good idea to show a minimum of good manners or self-restraint.
In addition to this, Cloud IDMS must subscribe to the principle of Least Privilege and proceed using a work-flow mechanism for additional approvals.
Do we really subscribe to the principle that racial stereotypes, and practices that rely on them, are wrong?
"A convention of hangmen who subscribe to the principle that the executioner has his rights as well," says a famous writer covering the Republican National Convention.
The Socialist Party U.S.A. does distribute red cards to members willing to "subscribe to the principles" of the party, but another leftist group, the Democratic Socialists of America, prefers online registration, with members using a virtual shopping cart to pay yearly dues of about $60 by credit card — Marx be damned.
Two of the herbicides assessed in this trial, hexazinone and terbuthylazine, were both prohibited for a time from use in certified forests where forest owners subscribe to the principles set out by the FSC.
They subscribe to the principles to boost their images, but, because the charter and code of conduct are not binding, their policies and practices may not match the intentions, she says.
Like other emerging donors, Brazil has not yet come to define a comprehensive development cooperation policy, nor does it subscribe to the principles of aid effectiveness [ 2, 3].
"I've long subscribed to the principle, if it ain't broke, fix it anyway," Mr. Keller wrote.
Conservative in his biblical criticism, he subscribed to the principle of revelation as interpreted by the historical authority of the church and opposed the use of philosophical systems in constructing a theology.
