A US package for $1bn gained support in principle from congressional Republicans.
He rejected other terms e.g., taiji ("supreme ultimate") and li ("principle")—from Neo-Confucian philosophy.
One might expect such greed over principle from Labour, since 1964 Britain's natural minority government.
It is easy for ministers to condemn the death penalty in principle from Foreign Office briefing rooms.
Psychologists may be the only researchers barred, on principle, from encountering the thing they're meant to be studying.
"But behind the differences there is a common principle from a math point of view," Dr. Nakagaki said.
BMW has solved this problem by using another principle from diesels, deleting the usual function of the throttle mechanism from its V-8 gasoline engines.
Maybe it's time to take this principle from my personal life and apply it next time I go to the cinema.
It has negotiated a cost in principle from the drug companies of less than $10 a head, of which governments would pay just 30 cents.
These days, when building up a new theory, such gauge symmetries would be imposed as a general principle from the beginning, and we'd study their consequences.
With Deborah Treisman April 1, 2016 Anne Enright joins Deborah Treisman to read and discuss Frank O'Connor's "The Masculine Principle," from a 1950 issue of the magazine.
