During follow-up questions, White House press secretary Dana Perino reacted negatively to a reporter who asked whether under the cold war principle of MAD (mutually assured destruction) Iran did not have the right to develop non-existent nuclear weapons to deter the use of Israel's nuclear weapons which don't exist.
Such a society would operate on the principle of mutualism, according to which individuals and groups would exchange products with one another on the basis of mutually satisfactory contracts.
According to Reichenbach, von Kries's account of probability needs to be freed from the principle of insufficient reason that mutually exclusive events of which we have no knowledge that would determine differential probability are equally probable.
Interestingly, theoretical and experimental work suggests that voluntary participation in social enterprises which corresponds to the positive complement of ostracism could be key, following Hardin's principle of 'mutual coercion mutually agreed upon'.
In addition, international legal scholars argue that the principle of solidarity (understood as a principle of cooperation with the goal of mutually beneficial outcomes amongst a world community of interdependent states) is increasingly represented in international law and state practice [ 25, 26].
Rather, it is first of all heuristic, a mechanism designed to determine the nature and content of mutually beneficial, fair principles.
In principle, TRIPS is intended to create a "level playing field" of mutually recognised IPRs among all member states, encouraging trade and, in turn, economic growth.
He conceived the philosophical principle of complementarity: that items could have apparently mutually exclusive properties, such as being a wave or a stream of particles, depending on the experimental framework.
A series of mutually advantageous meetings followed.
They speak dozens of mutually unintelligible languages.
