Sentence examples for with its own principles from inspiring English sources

BOTH pacific and martial currents run through American culture, and pacifism has struggled as much with its own principles as it has with the nation's abiding militaristic streak.

Welcoming Turkey into the EU would mean Europe would have to reconcile itself with its own principles: the principles it has all too often betrayed in practice.

Stieglitz may have promoted the photograph as an art object, with its own principles and journals.

The idealism of the moment needs to express itself in a way commensurate with its own principles, by establishing dialogue, building community and giving standards and consensus time to develop.

While House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) repeatedly said that his party would come up with its own "principles" for reform and would pass piecemeal House legislation to deal with specific immigration problems, it never happened.

The EU violated its own principles by rewarding the Greek-Cypriots with membership, Abdullah Gul, the Turkish president, complained recently.

A path that is unapologetic about its own principles yet signals respect and seeks partnership with people from a range of different beliefs and traditions".

Each is governed by its own principles.

Labour is expected to live up to its own principles.

Instead of giving Yasir Arafat and the Palestinian Authority a prize for supporting terror, the Bush administration should act in accordance with its own stated principles: there are no good terrorists, there are no good sponsors of terrorism and there are no good distinctions between forms of terror.

Second, the network was explicitly designed such that a third content area, with its own co-principle investigator, was identified as 'knowledge translation and exchange'.