Sentence examples for taking the principles from inspiring English sources

Javid's attempt to shore up democratic values with a show of power is, likewise, a misappropriation, taking the principles of equality as garb for a divisive authoritarianism.

"People say that learning through me is about taking the principles of boxing to translate into your other life," she explains.

The concept of service design is about taking the principles of good design and applying them to the structure of a business, identifying where a business can make improvements.

"Saying we're unified doesn't in and of itself unify us," he explained, "but actually taking the principles that we all believe in, showing that there's a dedication to those, and running a principled campaign that Republicans can be proud about and that can actually appeal to a majority of Americans – that to me is what it takes to unify this party".

Gordon: It's as if you're taking the principles of being a happy toddler into the workplace, not in a patronizing way, but encouraging people to have courage and connect.

"I also think taking the principles of my work into my musical practice has improved my music hugely.

The governing equations were obtained by taking the principle of complementary virtual work.

It begins to look like the military is taking the principle of civilian immunity more seriously than many war critics.

By taking the principle of complementary virtual work, the governing equations are derived and the in-plane stress function can be obtained by solving a general eigenproblem.

By taking the principle of complementary virtual work, the governing equation can be obtained and further solved by solving a general eigenproblem.

A Bayer spokesman, describing the company as a "responsible corporate citizen" said: "The EC has relied too heavily on the precautionary principle, without taking the principle of proportionality into account".