Sentence examples for to the principle of a from inspiring English sources

Back in Kirkby, campaigners were also broadly sympathetic to the principle of a new supermarket for the town.

Gagging clauses prevented organisations that received government funding from "doing any form of advocacy, which is contrary to the principle of a free and democratic society", he said.

Sometimes they convinced those whites committed to the principle of "a republican birthright," though much larger numbers drew the line at their "complexion".

"The idea that vulnerable people should be left without any legal remedy to defend themselves against the most serious cases of racist denigration is repugnant to the principle of a fair go".

"The recent reports that the majority of board members would be directly chosen by government – whether by the UK government or those in the devolved nations – runs counter to the principle of a strong and independent BBC.

The then shadow health secretary, Andy Burnham, a Greater Manchester MP in Leigh, near Wigan, warned of a two-tier NHS that would run counter to the principle of a universal and comprehensive service.

Today, an MoJ spokesman said: "The Government is fully committed to the principle of an independent judiciary.

While they have agreed to the principle of an exchange, they are still unwilling to release the 1500 Palestinians Hamas is demanding freed, including 400 women and children.

We remain committed to the principle of an NHS funded from general taxation and based on need, not ability to pay.

This relates to the principle of an effective and safe learning environment.

But it would put an end to the principle of an elected local representative whose sole job is to oversee the police outside the capital, he said.