It's not clear whether he has changed his position on either principle now, in the wake of the Paris attacks, albeit that seems highly unlikely for such a consistently principled individual.
It's not clear whether he has changed his position on either principle now, in the wake of the Paris attacks, albeit that seems highly unlikely for such a consistently principled individual.
America had insisted that any global agreement would have to follow its own accounting principles, but in the wake of Enron and myriad other accounting scandals it was forced to soften its attitude to European practices.
This is in breach of the Macpherson principle, drawn up in the wake of the murder of Stephen Lawrence – that a racist incident is one perceived to be racist by the victim.
Informed consent is a fundamental ethical principle that was first codified in the Nuremberg Code in the wake of the Nazi experiments [ 26, 27].
In the wake of a Council Resolution of November 17 , 1994 confirming the principle of full liberalization of the telecommunications sector by January 1 , 1998 Part II considers the substantive issues entailed in designing a regulatory system with full competition in the sector.
Indeed, in the wake of Bush v. Gore, the equal vote tabulation principle has all but died.
This particular question may be on the minds of many Uber users who, in the wake of this fall's scandals, canceled their accounts on principle.
Allan Leighton, chairman of the Co-operative Group, has defended the way candidates have been selected for appointment to the mutual's board in the wake of criticism that he has stifled the democratic principles of the co-operative movement.
Although many commentators take it for granted that Parmenides' conclusion follows from the principle that divided (or divisible) things automatically lose their unity, this supposition makes little sense in the wake of Socrates' speech.
