How quickly we forget that the principles that are at the foundation of the American experiment were never based on personal discomfort.
This decision was completely at odds with the principles that the Government made clear to RBS and expected them to follow".
I also completed a law degree at Brooklyn Law School, and using the principles that I learned through teaching, founded a civil rights law firm.
Dr. Azrin, who died on March 29 in Pompano Beach, Fla., at 82, did not invent the principles that he and the colleague, Teodoro Ayllon, applied in their work at Anna State, in Anna, Ill.
Reagan's new FCC chair, Mark S. Fowler, sneered at the principle that broadcasters bore special responsibilities to ensure democratic discourse.
We have extended the principle that lay at the heart of the Doctrine - the defense of national sovereignties & the right to self-determination - to nations on every continent.
Moreover, there is no acknowledgment in the wording of the determinations that guide the panel's actions of the value and importance of collecting -- the principle that lies at the very heart of the great encyclopedic museums of the world.
She added: "All our policies will be guided by the principle that lies at the heart of Scottish conservatism - individuals run their own lives and government is there to help them when it's needed".
"There were a lot of players who didn't want us to represent Steve Howe, but it wasn't Steve Howe; it was the principle that was at stake," he said.
Behind the theatrics, two important and opposing principles are at stake: the principle that rich people should pay substantially more of their income in taxes, which underpinned American politics for almost a century; and the principle that a politician who endorses a tax increase of any kind is inviting certain defeat, which has dominated politics in Washington for much of the past decade.
