Of course, there is nothing in principle to stop the country continuing on today's path for several years once the global economy has overcome its current difficulties.
The tax system continued in principle to be that of Muslim law a land tax, a poll tax on Christians and Jews, and customs duties.
This indicates that for many patients CML becomes a chronic condition and that those benefiting from imatinib are able to return to their activities and in principle continue to contribute to their families and the local economy.
And so, one thing that remains to be seen is whether, going forward, a continuing commitment — at least in principle — to the sort of ambitious social democratic reform goals that Sanders has articulated will remain the price of keeping this generation engaged in Democratic politics.
On the other hand, maintaining exploitation levels below the MSY creates an efficient use of the resources' regenerative capacities, thus in principle enabling exploitation to continue indefinitely.
The agreement in principle allows us to continue our discussions with Suffolk to pursue the partnership.
"We have now reached an agreement in principle for Ineos to continue to purchase dry gas and liquefied petroleum gasses (LPGs) from us, and for them to provide Kinneil with power and steam.
Although the response signal method in principle allows participants to continue integrating until the go cue occurs, several authors have proposed that integration may stop when the accumulated evidence reaches a criterial level, even though further integration could result in further improvements in accuracy [22].
Long-term care benefits for an insured person that requires assistance, and for members of his/her family, should, in principle, continue to be coordinated following the rules currently applicable to sickness benefits.
In a separate statement, the German Finance Ministry recommended that the central bank "initially focus on systemically relevant banks, those that pose risks of a systemic nature or are recipients of state aid," while "banks that are not systemically important should in principle continue to be supervised by national supervisory authorities".
