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Noun(1) any system of principles or beliefs(2) belief

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(1) Further, professional journalists have a credo that they don't just poach on other people's scoops.(2) That credo was commendable for normal life but not for ambitious politicians.(3) Its credo espouses values such as integrity, offering the best value and service, and sustainability.(4) Both are driven, in one way or another, by the familiar credo of Power and Responsibility.(5) This is the credo by which I am genetically and irreversibly bound to live.(6) He wasn't aware that my credo is that he who criticizes the last topic becomes the new topic.(7) he announced his credo in his first editorial(8) I strongly agree with her basic stance, and with the points of her credo .(9) Your credo can guide you, but you cannot magically make it your mother's guiding principle as well.(10) But his mother did teach him to stand up for himself and that is the credo that he now brings to his children, four sons and three daughters.(11) But having grown up under the credo that information should be free, they see no reason to pay for news.(12) When does less than full belief in a professed credo become actionable fraud if one is soliciting gifts or legacies?(13) I knew him, and well enough to understand both his credo and the spirit that spurred him on as a musical creator.(14) Such an ambitious credo sounds incongruous coming from someone whose debut album is not only innovative but also seems resolutely uncommercial.(15) I would like to leave you, my valued readers and friends, with my new credo .(16) That was not all: the Credo declared that u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510Talk of an independent workers' political party is nothing but the result of transplanting alien aims and alien achievements on to our soil.u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb