What we first took as a failure fully to apply a noble principle (democratic freedom) is in fact a failure inherent in the principle itself.
This realisation – that failure may be inherent in the principle we're fighting for – is a big step in a political education.
This dimension of DOT challenges the ethics inherent in the principles governing this treatment programme.
For Mr. Belvaux, the configuration made inherent sense; paraphrasing Aristotle on the principle of the golden mean, he says: "Two is too little and four is too much.
Why, asked Wallace, if the principle of utility inherent in natural selection is absolute, did humans develop brains far beyond that necessary for mere survival?
By doing so, the reward system appeared to have inherent benefits, as is reflected in some student responses to the principle of obtaining extra marks – promoted consistent and hard work; built confidence and prevented year-end stress and cramming.
That's the principle of universal coverage inherent in Obamacare, after all.
The opposing views betray tension that is inherent in the Fund's principles of country ownership (which gives countries discretion) and performance-based funding (which requires adherence to agreed targets).
The principles inherent in the study of ballet, including self-discipline, perseverance, respect for the self and the integrity of the body, are all transferable into the daily lives of the students who are fortunate enough to be involved in such training.
23 The initial idea relied on the principle of reducing exposure of the surgical site to bacteria inherent in the surrounding skin or to airborne bacteria in the operating room.
