All "orthodox" philosophies can trace their basic principles back to some statement or other in the Vedas, the texts that are generally awarded the status of scripture in Hinduism but not in Buddhism or Jainism.
Ted Cruz is seen as the Tea Party Warrior, a man who has been fighting the establishment ever since he was elected to the U.S. Senate to bring conservative principles back to Congress and eventually the White House.
The principle goes back to Socrates.
In his later sonatas and quartets he began to move away from the dualistic sonata principle and back to the monistic approach exemplified in variation form and fugue.
Although the new rules could be applied only in carefully circumscribed situations, they stepped back from a principle dating back to the Nuremberg War Crimes trials, when American judges wrote an international code of medical ethics.
Similarly, despite their universality, human moral capacities and tendencies might in principle trace back to spandrels of consciousness, though again this isn't the most common view.
Picking stocks based on individual experience as a professional or a consumer is also a time-honored principle, going back to one of Peter Lynch's often-repeated mantras: "Invest in what you know".
When α = 2 and ξ, η ≤ 0, Felmer [8] proved the radial symmetry of the solutions of the corresponding elliptic system (1.2) by the moving plane method which was based on Maximum Principle, going back to Alexandroff, Serrin [9], and Gidas et al. [10].
Neopythagoreans typically emphasize the role of number in the cosmos and treat the One and Indefinite Dyad as ultimate principles going back to Pythagoras, although these principles in fact originate with Plato.
"The SPL clubs have been clear today that they, in principle back this being taken to the next stage".
