Sentence examples for way principles from inspiring English sources

Mrs Clinton is also already showing a worrying willingness to sacrifice her Third Way principles to appease the Democratic base.

Umunna said there was "a profound rage" in sections of the party, fuelled by the belief that the third way principles of Tony Blair and Bill Clinton amounted to a fundamental rejection of Labour values.

The West operates the same way: principles shrouded by cheap talk and actions that result only from self-interest.

It gathers art by five contemporary Senegalese artists, who work according to Mouride Way principles.

In this way, principles grounded in rights and equity helped guide UNICEF's work from the very beginning.

Either way, principle (6), or something like it, would be something with which relevant design inferences would begin.

Mr. Beck, the political science professor, argues that in some ways, "principles have become even more important" for activists these days, because the old incentives for engagement -- like patronage -- have diminished.

I admire the way his principles are uninhibited by reason.

Or, put another way, what principles could and should inform "regeneration" projects, and ought to be held sacred?

In this way, the principles of SOA are intended to ensure interoperability between heterogeneous and distributed applications.

Along the way the principles of various sciences are used, so this will be cross- disciplinary and integrative.