Nordic Games has stuck rigidly to the "if it ain't broke" principle for this release and the result is, yes, dependable and sensibly priced.
For many historians, the accession by force of the throne broke principles the Plantagenets had established successfully over two and a half centuries and allowed any magnate with sufficient power and Plantagenet blood to have ambitions to assume the throne.
"I do not see myself why an emergency brake on these lines means breaking the principle of freedom of movement.
Every shadow science minister accuses every science minister of breaking the principle – irrespective of which parties are in and out of office at any time.
Mr Tsipras may calculate that European creditors will give way in order to avoid a Grexit, which would hurt the euro zone as a whole by breaking the principle that membership of the single currency is irrevocable.
This rating acts by breaking theoretical principles of measurement (such as statistical procedures, measurement issues and research designs as they relate to preferred practice in test construction) into standardised categories, so that useful, objective and unbiased judgements can be made about the technical characteristics of individual tools (Hammill et al. 1992).
The old "if it ain't broke …" principle has never really applied to EA Sports' long-term franchises.
As ASEAN sees it, to break this principle over Myanmar would be inconsistent, even dangerous.
The ideas urged by François Hollande, France's new president, and Mario Monti, Italy's prime minister, would break her principle, say the Germans.
Moreover, because the tax credit would be based on household incomes, it would break the principle that men and women should be taxed independently.
Having maintained a stance of nonviolence through three decades of Mubarak's repression, the Muslim Brotherhood had broken this principle within months of winning the Presidency.
