Even so, the main principles of the act are as relevant today as they were in 1944, though, in all probability, their realisation has become more challenging.
In March, as part his first TV address as interim prime minister, Essam Sharaf affirmed social justice, along with freedom and democracy, as one of the main principles of the revolution.
Peers debated the main principles of the government's Psychoactive Substances Bill in the House of Lords yesterday and seemed to be in agreement on one thing: its hopelessly vague.
Books I and II establish the main principles of the atomic universe, refute the rival theories of the pre-Socratic cosmic philosophers Heracleitus, Empedocles, and Anaxagoras, and covertly attack the Stoics, a school of moralists rivaling that of Epicurus.
The EU ministers approved the main principles of the accord, which was only clarified after a further round of talks involving Condoleezza Rice, Sarkozy and the Russian leaders at the end of last week.
There are organic vegetable beds, an infrared sauna and, in the backyard, an adult playground of sorts, featuring parallel bars, punching bags, a slackline, a rope ladder, a climbing wall, a basketball court, a full gym, a giant trampoline and a tepee — making time for "play" is one of the main principles of the book.
The Allied powers that went to war against Germany and Japan in the name of self-determination — which is the main principle of the Atlantic Charter, signed by Roosevelt and Churchill in 1941 — all had imperial possessions.
"The main principle of the book is that Jesus died for us," he said, "and we should be applying that sacrifice to the dating world, putting that other person's interests in front of yours".
This is also the main principle of the hormone-based delivery system.
The main principle of the proposed multihypothesis motion estimation algorithm is shown in Figure 3.
The main principle of the PaIC/Viterbi receiver remains the same as for conventional FBMC presented in Section 4.
