Know when to be reflective and invoke principles.
Some moral philosophers address inequality by invoking principles of justice and fairness.
If one has a so-called value for life and is not in favor of euthanasia, one invokes principles to lead one to this conclusion.
Such a thesis appears to be a principle of inertia, and, indeed, Spinoza seems to invoke a principle of inertia in the terms he uses at IIIp6.
Each text couched its vision in something that might be called principle (rule or sovereignty for China, international norms of freedom of expression for the United States--though both invoke each principle in part. The differences of course are marked.
I think it is appropriate to invoke the principle of self-defence and to target him".
Not many people outside of a lab are likely to invoke a principle with a name like this.
The village of North Hills, which encompasses Deepdale, is considering a plan to invoke the principle of eminent domain to seize the facility.
President Eisenhower, Bob Hope, Sidney Poitier, Charlie Rose and Mayor Bloomberg are among its members… The village of North Hills, which encompasses Deepdale, is considering a plan to invoke the principle of eminent domain to seize the facility.
"Islam is foreign to us and for that reason it cannot invoke the principle of religious freedom to the same degree as Christianity,"Hans-Thomas Tillschneider, an AfD politician from the state of Saxony-Anhalt, said to loud applause.
Despite numerous cases that invoke the principle of universal jurisdiction, Spain has secured only one conviction, that of an Argentine man named Adolfo Scilingo in 2005 for his involvement in "dirty war" killings of left-wing dissidents.
