principled approach造句

• I think we have to have a very principled approach.
• That's a principled approach, but viewers will not stick with it.
• The principled approach proposed by Lamport et al . ensures all cases are handled safely.
• Nonetheless, he was widely respected by his colleagues for his earnestness and principled approach to issues.
• In my judgment, the judicial observations so far considered represent a clear, consistent and principled approach.
• Case law can therefore be at odds with a principled approach; and intellectual rigour can seem to be defeated.
• Settlements are generally based on a principled approach to the matter rather than strictly as a percentage of the dollar amount at stake.
• He received the American Foreign Service Association s Rivkin Award for his principled approach to the break-up of the former Yugoslavia.
• The CPV has displayed a creative and principled approach to solving important and sophisticated problems, while remaining persistent in its socialist ideology ."
• Clinton has devoted enormous energy to international affairs, Burns noted, and often shown a greater willingness to take a principled approach abroad than at home.
• An underlying assumption of the Five Principles was that newly independent states after decolonization would be able to develop a new and more principled approach to international relations.
• In Starr itself, where this Court recognized the primacy of the principled approach to hearsay exceptions, the presumptive exclusion of hearsay evidence was reaffirmed in strong terms.
• B . Young is the Global Executive Director of the Caux Round Table, an international network of experienced business leaders who advocate a principled approach to global capitalism.
• A " wise and principled approach " to fighting terrorism would include a conference of international leaders that would agree on a definition of the phenomenon, he said.
• Such acts of conscience are rare in the upper echelons of government, but in Vance's case it seemed a fitting response given his principled approach to everything he did.
• Mumford et al . hoped to avoid these issues and use a principled approach that could determine pair-wise relationships using a statistical technique adopted from analysis of gene co-expression networks.
• D'Alema, who sought a principled approach but eventually had to bow to realpolitik, views the episode as a learning experience _ but for the United States and Europe, not for himself.
• The Turkish leader told reporters that Turkey and the international community appreciate Musharraf's " brave decision " and " principled approach " in supporting the U . S .-led military action