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The same year, Bullard built a list of groups doing related advocacy initiatives, which led to the National People of Color Environmental Summit in 1991 and a Principles of Environmental Justice manifesto.

The medical profession is firmly rooted in a strong set of values and a principle of "first do no harm".

The same, unfortunately, is true of the world's Islamist movements, for whom anti-Americanism remains a rallying cry and a principle of belief.

It is thus at one and the same time a principle of being and a principle of knowing.

At times Lange claims that both a normative principle of ethical egoism and a principle of sympathy for humanity can both be "derived" [abgeleitet] from theoretical materialism (Lange 1873 75, 3 260, 303).

After agreeing on the two principles and a principle of just savings, the parties then proceed further through the four-stage sequence, tailoring these general principles to the particular conditions of the society of the citizens they represent.

Legally speaking, the international law promotes two seemingly contradicting rights regarding secession: A right of self-determination and a principle of states' territorial integrity.

From a few hard-to-dispute facts and a principle of consistency he thinks we can derive two generic human rights—and from them, a list of more determinate rights.

Continuity of care is a hallmark of quality health service delivery [ 4] and a principle of planning in many primary care systems [ 5].

The people's attitude to and confidence in the EU and in democracy in general depends closely on well run local and national democracy and a principle of subsidiarity which works.

And is a principle of development allowed or established that may then be applied to other issues and at other times?