Intuitively, a maximal common overlapper (i.e., a product) of a set of overlapping entities is simply a minimal underlapper (a sum) of their common parts; that is precisely the sense in which a product principle qualifies as a composition principle.
Given the survival curves derived from the present analysis, the 2 better prognostic groups in the 3-tiered systems in principle qualify for surgery or radiosurgery, while such treatment might not be justified for many if not most of the patients in the most unfavourable group.
Rawls then offers his crucial contractarian construal of how regulative principles qualify as being responsive to or reflective of the plurality of persons.
The offices of companies such as Caterpillar and Hewlett-Packard, much like Israeli hospitals, introduce global technology and management principles, employ qualified Arabs, and take young people abroad.
Loans modified under those principles would qualify for a partial federal guarantee.
In the General Assembly a two-thirds majority decides on important matters, but, since the Assembly's decisions are not binding and are merely recommendations, this qualified majority principle must be viewed as of little significance.
On the basis of a note in Simplicius's commentary on Aristotle's Categories (407.6 13), it is argued that some Aristotelians also qualified the principle of bivalence.
7 So, at most, a qualified reciprocity principle is true.
36 In principle, the notion that the state should apply justice only to offenses committed within its territorial borders can be qualified by principles, such as passive personality, where the Senegalese court would look at the nationality of the FGM victim as the basis for taking jurisdiction.
Subsequent case law has qualified this controversial principle, such as Harries v The Church Commissioners for England [1992] 1 WLR 1241, and it is a point of ongoing debate.
