straightforward principles
[ˌstreɪtˈfɔrwərd ˈprɪnsəpəlz]
noun phrasepl: straightforward principles
princípios diretos; princípios simples e claros
1. Basic, uncomplicated moral, ethical, or practical rules that are easy to understand and apply without ambiguity
The company operates on straightforward principles of honesty and transparency.
A empresa opera com princípios diretos de honestidade e transparência.
2. Fundamental guidelines that are presented in a clear, honest, and direct manner without deception or complexity
These straightforward principles make it easy for employees to understand company policy.
Estes princípios diretos facilitam o entendimento da política da empresa pelos funcionários.
3. Basic foundational rules or standards that are frank and candid in their presentation
The organization was founded on straightforward principles that have guided it for decades.
A organização foi fundada em princípios simples que a guiaram por décadas.
In both American and Brazilian business culture, 'straightforward principles' is valued as indicating transparency and trustworthiness. In Brazil, where relationship-building is important in business, explicitly stating straightforward principles can help establish credibility and direct communication in professional contexts. In the USA, this phrase is commonly used in corporate governance, ethics statements, and organizational mission statements to emphasize integrity and clarity of purpose.
NYC Slang
straight-up principles; no-BS rules
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