Our declared principles and our common interests demand no less.

We must be loyal to our principles.

As we discuss our differences, neither of us will compromise our principles.

Quantity, quality and coherence are our guiding principles.

Our principles and policy recommendations address these fundamental concerns.

The principles of humanitarian action must guide our efforts.

Many of our folk toys have great science principles.

Are we losing our shirts for principles or something?

Our position on those policies is based on established principles.

Our relevant principles and practices are basically identical to international practices.

Evald and I are very much alike. We have our principles.

We take pride in reaffirming our commitment to the principles and ideals contained in our founding Charter.

If we take these principles to be our compass, we cannot fail to see our course clearly.

One of the sacrosanct principles of our Organization is equitable regional representation.

To do so, there cannot be too wide a gap between our stated principles and our actual behavior.

It affirms important principles, such as our collective responsibility to protect our populations from genocide and ethnic cleansing.

Our forces and our people remain ready to fight on in defense of their liberty and their principles.

In the long run economically, demographically, politically, strategically time is on our side, if we stick to our values and our principles.

On a more personal note, this betrayal of our principles, our decency, our hope, made it impossible for me to avoid the question,

We have to rethink the fundamental principles on which we're educating our children.

We have to rethink the fundamental principles on which we're educating our children.

Not for gain of course, that would be unworthy of our noble principles.

Our work to buttress a culture of peace, coupled with wisdom and adherence to principles, will ultimately determine our destiny.

These very principles continue to motivate our commitment to ensuring that human rights issues receive prominence in our global agenda.

It is these principles that constitute a basis of our interaction for the future.

Again, we must find our focus in the purposes and principles of the Charter.

That is why we attach such importance to reaffirming our commitment to those principles.

What contribution did they make to our modern understanding of the principles behind chemistry?

Let us renew our resolve to pursue to the end the lofty purposes and principles of the Charter of our Organization.

But our view rests not on claims that our traditional values incorporating these principles of fundamental justice are per se superior.

Henceforth our task must be to engender a spirit of acceptance of those principles in the hearts of our fellow countrymen.

Our economic policy aims to build a balanced and prosperous economy based on market principles.

We have a duty to uphold the principles that led these people to our shores.

Those principles are enshrined in the very first article of the Charter of our Organization.

Several of these principles were reiterated by our colleagues during the general debate just concluded.

In our view such measures run counter to the generally recognized principles of international law.

They work because they're based on some pretty basic principles about how our brains work.

As the Secretary General said in his report Our declared principles and our common interests demand no less (A 59 2005, para.

We want to be as constructive as possible, bearing in mind our commitment to the purposes and principles embodied in the Charter and our interests, concerns and priorities based on our adherence to the fundamental principles, purposes and goals of the Non Aligned Movement.

Our Constitution is founded on the principles of justice and respect for the fundamental freedoms of all our people, and our laws and practices fully conform to the mandate of our Constitution.

We reaffirm our commitment to the values and principles upon which the United Nations was founded.

The presidential statement proposed for adoption today demonstrates our commitment to the principles of the resolution.

Democracy and respect for human rights have become increasingly accepted as fundamental principles of our society.

Our welfare will be determined only in accordance with the values and principles we abide by.

The United States has laboured for over 50 years to help us instil principles of democracy in our leadership and in our children and has nurtured our young institutions.