The congressional Republicans quashed nearly all legislation as a matter of principle and shut down the government for sixteen days, before relenting out of sheer tactical confusion and embarrassment — and yet it was the President's miseries that dominated the year-end summations.
The new principle is not to shut down these pipes but to purify the water coming out of them.
To the extent that it had a guiding principle, it was to shut down Labour's argument about the cost of living crisis by giving the hard-pressed British public a few goodies, and exhorting them to wait for jam tomorrow, when the "job-rich recovery" really takes hold.
PAGE A12 BUSH WARNS PAKISTAN President Bush cautioned Pakistan that "we will do what is necessary to protect American troops and the American people" and defended his principle of military intervention to shut down potential national security threats before they mature.
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Having bravely opened Germany's borders as a matter of humanitarian principle, Merkel was under growing pressure to shut the door as her poll ratings plunged.
"The IAA stresses that the decision [to shut Alarab] has no impact upon principles of media freedom and is strictly based on the government's commitment to ensuring the diversity and impartiality of media outlets in the kingdom," it said.
It's morally objectionable, to say the least, to expect Syrians to just shut up and die to protect the higher principle of "anti-imperialism".
"The principle is so incredibly simple," he said, and it is: You shut out as much ambient light as you can from the camera sensor, then overpower the ambient light with your flash.
Marlon Shirley, the amputee sprinter, said he understood the principles at play but that he also felt like saying, "Shut up and race".
