Sentence examples for three founding principles from inspiring English sources

But the data did not take into consideration one of our three founding principles (drawn from John Quincy Adams' quote): "Create an environment in which team members can dream more, learn more, do more and become more".

Since our launch in 2010, we have maintained three founding principles: Flowers make people happy.

Similarly 'Shri Mahila Griha Udyog Lijjat Papad' established in 1959 by seven Gujarati women in Mumbai (Maharashtra), is based on four founding principles- collective ownership, cooperation, self-reliance and profit sharing (Cole and Liebschutz, 2016).

Right now, he lacks the funds or people to establish more Open Mosques around the world, but in his five founding principles he's got an easily reproducible franchise model for rolling his ideas around the globe with the full warp-speed of 21st century culture.

It seems that the Hague Trbunal, at least, has a firm grip of one founding principle underlying any just system of collective security: the rule of law.

Mann asked Diamond about the three founding Quaker principles, which the former chief executive did not appear to know were "honesty, integrity and plain dealing".

"One of the founding principles of the London Marathon was to show that at least on one day humanity can be united," said Bitel.

One of the founding principles of his conservative National Action Party PANN) was the defence of local autonomy.

"Protecting the secrecy of private conversations is... one of the founding principles of a democratic society".

'Protecting the secrecy of private conversations one of the founding principles of a democratic society', say lawyers.

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