For example, the reassessment of its "cab rank" principle because, he reasons, high-profile cases such as Sally Clark, Barry George "don't achieve that status by accident".
It makes interruption a creative principle because it is narrated like talk.
Alan Halfacre, DMA director, said: 'We are against it in principle because it is for two years.
It is undesirable in principle because it risks injustice, and unworkable in practice because nobody can forecast the future.
Publicly, the company said it refused to settle as a matter of principle because it had done nothing wrong.
According to Mr. Horgan, the United Universists, of which I am director, should give up our effort at organization out of principle because all organizations are flawed.
Chapman said the council's decision was based on "practicality" and "principle", because "servicing this sort of activity is not value for money".
We have forced through laws which were unpopular at the time, and made stands on principle because we believed in them".
"I believe in the BBC, on principle, because most of the education I got when I was a kid I got through watching the BBC.
Macular degeneration is a good candidate for embryonic stem cell therapy, at least in principle, because the eye is not closely monitored by the immune system.
Yet Mr. Thomas was right to declare the principle because the existing Medicare entitlement, lacking a drug benefit, is seriously deficient.
