This account is similar to Herder's final account, and would preserve principles (4) and (5).
Thematic synthesis is presented as a tried and tested method that preserves an explicit and transparent link between conclusions and the text of primary studies; as such it preserves principles that have traditionally been important to systematic reviewing.
As Edmund Burke said more than two centuries ago: "Preserving my principles unshaken, I reserve my activity for rational endeavors".
But it is misleading to talk about preserving these principles, for the simple reason that they have never been upheld.
We believe that this is the best thing that we can do for preserving the principles of the openness and freedom of information on the Internet".
He pledged to investigate every allegation while preserving the principle of innocent until proven guilty.
"This bill isn't about preserving any principle of transparency," Mr. McConnell said.
What he seems to be arguing is that, while preserving the principle of state funding, we should shift gradually towards the American model in which endowments and individual philanthropy provide extra income.
The response to reports of a federal investigation into President Clinton's commutation of the sentences of four men, three of whom were from the village of New Square, N.Y., highlights the importance of preserving this principle.
The government would subsidise their wages through a tax on bankers' bonuses.This was clever politics, preserving the principle of redistribution that underpins Labour's attachment to welfare even as Mr Byrne insisted the benefits bill should fall.
Along with the Supreme Court, "the sanctity of life," and the Second Amendment, a central reason he asked the people in Newton to support Trump was "for the sake of preserving the principle that no one is above the law," as if the aim of the election was to carry through on a stalled prosecution.
