In 1988, "Mississippi Burning" billed itself as the first Hollywood feature about the American civil rights movement, one of the most successful applications in history of Gandhian principles of nonviolent resistance.
Despite the long history of this principle, the majority asserts that "[f]amily ownership is not always subordinated to immediate and free alienability". Majority at 84.
The Restless Clock examines the history of this principle, banning agency, in the life sciences.
This principle says that any statement in the language of ZF which is true in V is already true on some level of any continuously increasing hierarchy such as L. (For the history of this principle, see Kanamori 2006).
One of the theses of this group was 'What is once true is always true.' (See Iwakuma and Ebbesen 1992, 196, 199 201, 205 206 for the relevant texts. For the history of the principle, see also Marenbon 1992, 58 61 and Ebbesen 1992, 73 74).
Charter Oath, also called Imperial Oath Of Five Articles, Japanese Gokajō No Goseimon, in Japanese history, statement of principle promulgated on April 6, 1868, by the emperor Meiji after the overthrow of the Tokugawa shogunate and the restoration of direct participation in government by the imperial family.
To reformers in a society that has grievously failed to secure equal citizenship and fair equality of opportunity for most of its history, Rawls' principles of equality supply few guideposts.[17] Will looking farther afield yield an understanding of general equality adamantly inhospitable to every use of preferences?
Within a culture's language, he wrote, "dwell its entire world of tradition, history, religion, principles of existence: its whole heart and soul".
This article surveys briefly the history of presentation graphics, principles of usage, and applications.
The history of the legal principles of the relation of sacerdotium to imperium i.e., of ecclesiastical to secular authority or of church to state is a central factor in European history.
