Sentence examples for terms of principle from inspiring English sources

Republicans speak in terms of principle, not programs.

Valenti tends not to refer to himself as a lobbyist, and when he makes public pronouncements he frequently speaks in terms of principle (artistic freedom, the First Amendment) and the public good, rather than of the economic interests of his bosses.

Armstrong (2010) in his study has documented the working of jet pump in terms of principle and applications.

"I have sympathy with the regions, but we are a small country and an economically-challenged country... but in terms of principle the central contract does work in other countries as economically challenged, like Ireland.

This paper gives explicit formulae to the bounds of Hausdorff distance, normal distance and Riemannian metric distortion between the smooth surface and the discrete mesh in terms of principle curvature and the radii of geodesic circum-circle of the triangles.

Although many investigations have reported on the novel biosensors for pH and DO detection in terms of principle, material, and chromophore structure (Bambot et al. 1994; Shen et al. 2011), but their practical applications in the process of cell culture were seldom taken into consideration.

O'Dowd framed it in terms of principles, not economics.

But for the moment they merely look calculated to protect the party's seats in Scotland while fending off English nationalists: understandable in tactical terms, but scarcely admirable in terms of principles.

"I was on the bench saying that they were similar goals in terms of principles as the one we scored against Burnley in the first game of the season.

Nagel drew his distinction in terms of principles which incorporated his conception of universality.

2. A century ago economists talked of their work in terms of "principles," "laws," and "theories".