Aquinas extrapolates many principles of natural law, including those of marriage.
Mexico is a federal state, but both formally and informally it has long deviated from many principles of federalism.
"Fidel [was] the only man in the world with so many principles and so many values," he told the Latin American television network Telesur.
Roy Hodgson has been full of praise for Iceland in the knowledge their defensive organisation follows many principles the England manager admires.
Of the many principles of organization that have been enunciated by various Gestalt theorists, the most general is referred to as Prägnanz.
It has nothing to do with traditional religious freedom, it has nothing to do with many principles that have long been argued over … But that does not have anything to do with the fight against terror or with … fighting extremism".
Mrs. Lagarde told reporters that Paris and Washington agreed on many principles on rules for banks' capital requirements, even though there were still "some points of disagreement on the leverage effects and their limits as they are applied or will be applied".
The paradox, Sante said, is that "although I always felt that the 60's were somebody else's generation — mine had its day a decade later — I have retained a core belief in many principles of the period.
When common-law precedent was inadequate or lacking, he turned to the civil (Roman-derived) law; in the United States, England, and elsewhere, common-law courts citing Kent perforce adopted many principles derived from civil law.
His Manual of Psychology (1899) formulated many principles later developed experimentally by the Gestalt school of psychology, which takes a comprehensive approach to examining mental life, the whole of which is regarded as greater than the sum of the parts.
Why does the U.S. government continue to hold this young man in Guantánamo when doing so flies in the face of so many principles of justice that the Obama administration expounds internationally?
