Sentence examples for to do with the principle from inspiring English sources

As for reporting the incident: you felt a degree of discomfort, but that had more to do with the principle of the request (not its tone).

Boyd, vice-president of English Pen, said Puttnam's amendments had "nothing to do with the principle of libel reforms, whose validity had already been established" through consultation and debate in three parliamentary committees.

Humph's demeanour was also to do with the principle that you must always hide the art: in other words, that nothing you do to entertain people should ever look as if you are having to work at it.

"It has to do with the principle that if you make a dollar, I should make a dime," said Dexter Scott King, Dr. King's son and president of the estate, in 1997.

There have been numerous instances, for example, of reporters choosing prison rather than reveal their sources, but those had more to do with the principle of keeping and protecting sources.

The reference to slow lanes has to do with the principle of net neutrality — the notion that all Web traffic should be treated the same and that Internet providers such as Comcast and Verizon shouldn't be allowed to charge certain companies for the right to provide some content at faster rates.

"We stress that such violent practices have nothing to do with the principles of the revolution or legitimate means of expression," the statement said.

Geometrical optics has to do with the principles that govern the image-forming properties of lenses, mirrors, and other devices that make use of light.

"Presidency confirms that these destructive practices that have nothing to do with the principles of the revolution and not to any illegal practices in the peaceful expression".

All three concepts have to do with the principles that, on Cohen's view, define what an object is for mathematical natural scientific theories.

Demonizing other nations, as one of our Presidential candidates has done recurrently over the last year, has nothing to do with the principles and ideals of American democracy.