Sentence examples for through the principles from inspiring English sources

She added: "It is important to think through the principles of this.

"You can fantasize about achieving our goals with tanks and planes or through the principles of Gandhi," Mr. Velmakin said.

Secondly, the growing number of institutional investors collaborating through the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) initiative to support responsible investment practices.

Unfortunately, both of these hoverboards only work when travelling over metal surfaces, since they work through the principles of magnetic repulsion.

Under his leadership and through the principles that his father imbued in the company, Motorola became a world leader in communications technology.

Proceeding, for some reason, in numbered paragraphs, he walks the reader through the principles of "post-Flaubertian" narrative, with an emphasis on free indirect style and other devices used for rendering consciousness.

It tells suppliers: "We aim to maximise the benefits of G-Cloud accredithroughtheough the principle 'do the information assurance once, do it well, and re-use'".

Civil liberties protect the individual from the state; human rights also protect the individual from the state, but, crucially, through the principle of "positive obligations", also require the state to protect individuals at risk in certain situations.

The aim, squarely Victorian, is to "do" Miami in full cross-section: vertically from city hall to the projects, and horizontally through the principle ethnicities and subcultures – Cubans, Haitians, Anglos, Russian billionaires, Jewish retirees.

Mr. Vollmer told Stern magazine that the Bush administration "isn't trying to create stability worldwide through the principle of the rule of law, but is pushing through a near-missionary program against evil -- a program where the only legitimate actor is the United States".

The governing equations and boundary conditions are variationally obtained through the Principle of Virtual Displacements.