Thus, A.H. Strong, the president of Rochester Theological Seminary in New York state, wrote in his Systematic Theology (1885): "We grant the principle of evolution, but we regard it as only the method of divine intelligence".
Citizenship is granted by the principle of birth right and with only few restrictions.
Immigrants are provided with only few rights on both dimensions, and citizenship is granted by the principle of descent.
We stress that we restrict ourselves here to informal CRM, in which we take for granted the principles of function- and set-construction described in the first chapters of (Bishop 1967, Bishop and Bridges 1985, Bridges and Richman 1987, Bridges and Vîță 2006), and we work in the informal, though rigorous, style of the practising analyst, algebraist, topologist, ….
Granted; and yet the principle of dramatic propriety may take us further than would first appear.
She added: "The application follows the grant of outline planning permission which established the principle of the development".
Chomsky agreed, and wrote that in his opinion serious adherence to the principle of free speech meant granting it even to fascists and anti-Semites; but Faurisson was neither — he was, Chomsky suggested, bizarrely, "a relatively apolitical liberal".
It says that the principle of the right of return of Palestinian refugees would be granted, but that very few refugees would actually be allowed to come back.
The report adds: "As they incorporate derogations from the principle of open justice, superinjunctions and anonymised injunctions can only be granted when they are strictly necessary.
