Ms. Bachmann, first elected in 2006, said she was eager to work with her party — "I've heard nothing from the leaders other than espousing the principles of the Tea Party and their fervent commitment to stand by those ideals," she said — but she is also willing to shake things up, and is working to organize Tea Party-affiliated Republicans into a voting bloc in the House.
The Research and Advocacy Fund (RAF) for Maternal and Newborn Health (MNH) worked within the health system context in Pakistan with the aim of espousing the principles of evidence, advocacy, and dissemination to improve MNH outcomes.
In 1904 Jaurès was cofounder of the newspaper L'Humanité, in which he continued to espouse the principles of democratic socialism.
Zion was founded in the early 1900s by John Alexander Dowie, who espoused the principles of religious tolerance, racial equality, family, self-sufficiency and worship.
The French composer Darius Milhaud, in about 18 string quartets, four quintets for various combinations, and a number of other works, for a time espoused the principles of polytonality, the device of employing several keys simultaneously.
They espouse the principles of architectural design, the history and the theory, and prepare its hopeful alumni to create the next Seagram Building or Guggenheim.
This Religious Society of Friends espoused the principles of equality and nonviolence but frowned upon artistic ventures as too worldly.
Many industry and government entities are beginning to espouse the principles of green chemistry on their websites and in public statements.
The nine research papers and the third commentary included in this issue stem from projects funded by the Maternal and Newborn Health Programme Research and Advocacy Fund (RAF), a programme implemented within the health system context in Pakistan and which aimed to espouse the principles of evidence, advocacy, and dissemination described above.
As the only leader in living memory who has espoused the principle of "minimum government, maximum governance", Modi will seek to introduce a new dimension to the functioning of India's bloated state sector: efficiency.
Ironically, the president's chief technology officer, Todd Park, often espouses the principle of "Joy's Law," named for legendary founder of Sun Microsystems, Bill Joy, which states that "no matter who you are, most of the smartest people in the world work for somebody else".
