"This falls under the principle of equity, which is at the heart of our agenda".
Another Catholic trying to apply church doctrine to her personal life, Concetta Pilsner, 43, of the Bronx, says she charts her temperature daily under "natural family planning," a method that tracks a woman's fertility cycle and falls under the principles of theology of the body.
Many PTs considered error disclosure to be a potential risk of harm, which falls under the principles of non-maleficence (B&C) or responsibility (L).
Search engines and news aggregators contend that their brief article citations fall under the legal principle of fair use.
"All things are not in a single genus", he says, "and even if they were, all beings could not fall under the same principles" (On Sophistical Refutations 11).
The incentives that Bigshot3008, who is black, was referencing fall under the umbrella of affirmative action, a principle to which most highly selective private and public institutions subscribe as a means of redressing past racial injustices.
Yet ultimately there is little scope for either the G10 group or the commission to interfere in member states' pricing policies, or in the existing parallel trade, because they fall under two inviolable principles of the EU: subsidiarity and the free movement of goods.Brussels can merely try to encourage more harmony, and less clutter, in Europe's various regulatory systems.
Self-observation, in turn, is of scientific use if and only if the sequence of "inner" phenomena of consciousness is assumed to fall under an independent principle of psychic causality.
A joint statement summarising Wednesday's leaders' retreat in Sydney said premiers and chief ministers had agreed with the principle of broadening the GST to cover overseas online purchases that fall under the existing $1,000 threshold.
