It confirms the perception many people have already of a man without fixed principle, whose only constant feature is a sense of entitlement to high office.
This made them into a party without fixed principle, intent largely on the pursuit of power for its own sake.
In addition to the systematic series of planned, directed missions currently comprising the Mars Program plan, NASA has started a series of Mars Scout missions that are low cost, price fixed, Principle Investigator-led projects.
His followers, meanwhile, have to forsake yesterday's fixed principle in order to keep their power and their places.
He would not have to look far to identify a government without fixed principles.
turns away from abstraction and insufficiency, from verbal solutions, from bad a priori reasons, from fixed principles, closed systems, and pretended absolutes and origins.
For James this meant that the pragmatist turns away from abstraction and insufficiency, from verbal solutions, from bad a priori reasons, from fixed principles, closed systems, and pretended absolutes and origins.
Serving a president with a strong moral grounding and certain fixed principles, such as Ronald Reagan or George W. Bush, he might have been successful in sanding off the rough edges and making the compromises necessary to get things done.
"Scholars differ over the text for 'rules of Islamic sharia' because these change all the time, while the constitution should express fixed principles".Al-Azhar (pictured above) has even blocked a push by Salafists, a puritan strand of Islam that won a quarter of votes in last year's parliamentary elections, to enshrine al-Azhar itself as the sole authority for interpreting sharia.
Castlereagh, who had been optimistic about the prospects of passage, informed Portland, "I should despair of the success of the measure at any future period, so weighty is the opposition..., were I not convinced that their repugnance turns more upon points of personal interest, than a fixed aversion to the principle of union".
