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"I know — principles.
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"They don't know principles of occlusion" — that one object can block another — "or that things appear larger when they're closer".
It is our experience that those community members will drive the "Right to Know" principles and encourage open and timely communication when the research involves human participants.
I know the principles.
I know the principles that drive him.
But I know the principles behind the bill".
This is the "need to know" principle in a nutshell - if the provider does not need to read the information, why should it be allowed to?
For humanitarian big data this could mean that the collection of data might strictly be governed by a "need to know" principle.
And you know principle doesn't know minority and majority; principle is deeply held".
This view should adhere to the need to know principle and must be compliant with legal and regulatory requirements.
I know the principle, but the actual doing it....The fact that you can't communicate, you can't talk... [partner #20010, antenatal interview] Postnatally, in the first few weeks with their new baby, many parents mentioned feelings of surprise, confusion and excitement.
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