"I want to use a scalpel," he continued, once again bypassing broad principle for a case-by-case approach.
"A period of time is as much an organising principle for a work of fiction as a sense of place.
But in January, he reached an agreement in principle for a global alliance with the Italian automaker Fiat.
Because that's the essential principle for a writer, most films get canned the day before photography starts.
For President Bush and Congress, this is one final chance to act on principle for a nation they have so often neglected and disappointed.
I will say, however, that a period of time can be as useful an organizing principle for a writer as a piece of real estate.
When Ms. Miller's lawyers argued that her stance protected a crucial principle for a free press, Mr. Fitzgerald did not flinch.
Chowder is available at virtually every restaurant and seafood stand on the island, and thus provides an organizing principle for a food-driven journey.
That seemed to be the guiding principle for a number of the operations in El Atatra: avoid Israeli casualties at all cost.
Uniformitarianism also became the working principle for a growing number of geologic historians, notably William Smith and Sir Charles Lyell, in the 19th century.
Nor is it wrong in principle for a court to decide that a law, or even a political party, is unconstitutional.
