People have been building cities for thousands of years, and while technologies have evolved and changed, the principles of good city building are remarkably durable.
When election rules lag behind how campaigning has changed, the principles that our democracy is founded upon are put at risk.
"While new commerce on the Internet has exposed courts to many new situations, it has not fundamentally changed the principles of contract". Register.com, Inc. v. Verio, Inc., 356 F.3d 393, 403 (2d Cir.2004).
A White House spokeswoman said Wednesday night that the expanded briefings Wednesday and Thursday did not change the "principle" embraced by the president and vice president.
Mr. de Maizière said on Thursday that the government would not change the principle of protecting patients, but he urged doctors to contact the government if they believe a patient is dangerous or about to commit a crime.
Conservative websites carried comments expressing support for Portman at a personal level but arguing that his personal experience did not change the principle that marriage should be between a man and a woman.
But this does not change the principle of the case.
That a high percentage of the lost videos might be of cats playing with babies or other matters best forgotten does not change the principle.
Although the people trading huge quantities of stocks have more impact on the market price than people buying a small amount, that doesn't change the principle.
This necessity of acting by agents does not change the principle; does not let in, to the appointment of such deputies, persons who, but for the necessity aforesaid, would be inhibited from acting in their primary and original character.
