Clinton, again, would disagree with none of this in principle, and she has in fact opposed some trade agreements, while supporting others.
This suggests that building an artificial brain or even a machine that looks different from a brain but does the same sort of thing is possible in principle.But doing something in principle and doing it in fact are not remotely the same thing.
His father, though an Epicurean in principle, was in fact one who eschewed pleasure.
These rulings don't appear to be isolated -- in fact, in another case last year the right of countries to set strict environmental standards won both in principle and, for the first time, in fact.
He feels that you aren't following such principles and are, in fact, favouring one community over another.
The debate is open in principle; in fact, initially it serves to explore a dominant frame all participants would agree to.
As the ubiquity of these tools increases exponentially, soon our whole lives will in principle (if not in fact) be archived in minute detail, with increasingly limited ability to opt out.
People seem to be capable of entertaining an infinite number of thoughts, at least in principle, although they in fact entertain only a finite number of them.
The question arises whether this phenomena is unique to the mouse, whether we can use the mouse as a model to study the process in principle or whether in fact the same epitopes are engaged in other species, including humans.
In Roberts v. City of Boston, in 1849, Judge Lemuel Shaw, one of the most distinguished jurists of his century, explained that although equality is splendid in principle, in actual fact people are differently placed and their rights are modified by their circumstances.
