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Adjective(1) (2) based on or manifesting objectively defined standards of rightness or morality(3) ethical

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(1) There is the example she set, her very principled approach to life which she demonstrated, rather than preached.(2) It says that there is no principled way to decide that some limitations on land use are takings and others are not.(3) Passionate and principled democrats were slow to recognise the dangers posed by totalitarianism 60 years ago.(4) He's a pretty principled guy and isn't interested in the money - which is just as well because we're not paying him.(5) That should apply to all the parties seeking a principled accommodation.(6) One therefore has to decide which should be given priority in any given situation and one should do this in a principled way.(7) But there are several reductions of arithmetic to set theory, and seemingly no principled way to decide between them.(8) The point of a radical move to restore the rule of law is that it offers both parties a principled basis for agreement.(9) However, she said, she was taking a principled rather than a technical decision.(10) If he was principled at all and believed that these things should be done, he would have spoken out.(11) It is impossible to base principled politics on the u2018bad manu2019 theory of history.(12) This demonstrates again a pragmatic rather than a principled approach.(13) More specifically, toward whom should he have looked as an example, this deeply moral and principled man?(14) I respect her, because at least she is principled - she believes in what she has put up here.(15) If courts are to intervene by the imposition of public law standards upon a private body they must adopt a careful and principled approach.(16) How can you ever again position yourself as a principled candidate in this election?