Just as there are ways to raise taxes that are compatible with conservative principles — abolish some of the loophole gimmickry that amounts to government meddling in the marketplace, then lower rates, especially on small business and the middle class — there are liberal ways to cut the safety net, most obviously by means-testing.
It abolished the principle of standing, meaning that petitioners need not have a direct stake in the outcome of a case they bring.
He'd abolish the bedrock constitutional principle that says if you're born in the United States, you're an American citizen.
In 1944, The Butler Education Act confirmed The Judd School as a grammar school, at which time it applied for voluntarily aided status, which required it to abolish fees under the principle of universal free education.
Restricting use of fibrinogen concentrate to clinical trials as suggested by Stanworth and Hunt seems absurd - consistent application of this principle would abolish the use of all blood-bank products.
Since a luminal domain, in principle, does not abolish an SPP interaction, there may be intrinsic features in the transmembrane domain required for SPP interaction.
The Health and Social Care Act has abolished the first principle – primary care trusts are no longer obliged to secure treatment for you or your children when you or they are ill.
Chan's widow, Febyanti Herewila, said his legacy was a renewed push for the death penalty to be abolished and the principle of "a second chance".
"What they should have abolished is the principle of the closed professions, and that was not touched by these measures," said Tito Boeri, a professor of economics at Bocconi University in Milan, where Mr. Monti was the president until being appointed prime minister.
In 1944, in accordance with the Butler Education Act, fees were abolished under the principle of universal free education.
