The danger passed without any lasting defence action except the government's in-principle adoption of Sir Wiseman's recommendations.
He doesn't object to the security wall, in principle, except that "they are building the wall in the middle of Palestine" - if there has to be one, it should trace the pre-1967 border.
Dr. Venter's work on the bacterium is similar in principle, except that the polio virus genome is only 7,500 units in length, and the bacteria's genome is more than 100 times longer.
In principle, no information (except codon usage) is lost in the transitions between the different layers of structure.
First, it can, in principle, distinguish between all individuals except identical twins (only identical twins have identical DNA).
In principle, war was not justified except as defense against aggression or to right a very great wrong.
It produces no emissions except water, which, upon emerging from the tailpipe, is, in principle at least, clean enough to drink.
In principle, migration across European Union borders, except Bulgaria's and Romania's, is as easy as migration within member states.
On the other hand, potential end-uses will, except in special cases, be identical for both products in principle.
In this, there is no difference in principle between a select committee or the Charity Commission, except that the Charity Commission will give it more consistent attention.
