While this may seem an attractive principle, the problem is that, if followed through, it would pretty much imply the end of all cultural patronage, since who other than overtly money-making organisations are going to stump up the funding that culture so urgently needs?
This "good-ought tie-up" is a theoretically attractive principle: whatever is good, ought to be done.
An attractive principle for domains of quantification is an analogue to a separation principle for set theory: if $D$ is a domain of quantification and $A x)$ is a condition, which may perhaps be expressed by a predicate of the language, then the restriction of the domain to the objects that satisfy the condition constitutes another domain of quantification.
A scenario, where importin-α or a dedicated transport adaptor ensures synchronized nuclear import, provides an attractive principle for the transport of functional units or pre-assembled (sub- complexes into the nucleusub- complexesesent a general strategy to streamlintothe assembly of macromolecular complexes.
As long as the disease is confined to the abdominal cavity, local administration of MMC in the form of HIPEC is an attractive principle, since high intraabdominal drug concentration is achieved relative to systemic absorption, which is the main dose-limiting factor.
Fusion is attractive in principle.
An attractive ascetic principle is at work here.
It will be attractive, in principle, but Michael Howard will still have to work hard to convince the electorate that he could deliver it in practice.
"A free-for-all approach may be attractive in principle but as Australia shows only too clearly it is by no means plain sailing," Tatlow said.
Despite the protests of concerned NGOs that corporate secrecy could lead to crime and tax evasion, he rejected transparency, although he conceded it was "attractive in principle".
