Sentence examples for that principle because from inspiring English sources

It's hard for people to get behind that principle because my sense — having managed a lot of people — is that human beings are generally driven by a desire to be recognized every single day.

I acted out because that principle was wrong," he told me, with big pauses between his words.

Because of that principle of tenuity, we could use the cantilever, and into structure came this element of continuity.

But the dissenters objected strenuously to that principle's application in this case, because they said the majority had done little more than accept at face value the Boy Scouts' assertion of the central importance of their opposition to homosexuality.

But the secretary general was saying that the Security Council resolutions trump the I.A.E.A. guidelines, so Iran is supposed to follow the resolutions, which say Iran is supposed to announce any nuclear project right away. A. In relation to that principle we have also violated nothing, because nothing has been done with regard to nuclear energy in that facility.

That principle is broadly accepted.

That principle was never tested.

That principle is freedom.

That is because, in principle, there is essentially no constraint on the ability of the majority to take from the minority and reward themselves in a pure democracy.

Yes, you can't be against poverty in principle because that kind of bias ignores its benefits, like character-building despair, the entrepreneurial spirit of crime, and the nutritional benefits of ramen noodles.   .

If the French hold laïcité so dearly, it is because that principle, as much as the republic and democracy, is essential for a cohesive society.