The conflict between conservatives' principles and their stance in Arizona on immigration is particularly stark in recent legislation.
"I loved Churchill's stance on principle," he said.
There are ethics of consequence as well as of principle in such a stance.
One form of aggression is no different from the other, if you're opposed to that stance in principle.
The gross injustice of this is surely self-evident, and it must be noted that in making a courageous, honest, self-sacrificial stance of principle, George has shown considerably stronger adherence to the spirit of the Scout Law than I did 35 years ago, when I held up three fingers and promised obedience to a god I had already long-since disavowed.
Bumble has been able to grow into the company it is today because it was founded on the basic principle of taking a stance on a contested issue: Women were never supposed to make the first move.
"It would appear that Ally resigned purely on a stance of principle because he took his wage reduction on the basis that it would protect jobs and that doesn't appear to be the case," Houston said, pointing to recent redundancies.
But as much as her fight is about her belief of being personally wronged by industry and government, it also appears to be a stance of principle against what is in her view a broken system.
They convince themselves that taking a stance on principle is just not worth it: "How can I serve and change things for the better -- for enhanced inclusiveness and true respect -- if I can't even make it to my first assignment without a black mark?
From a psychometric stance, in principle, the answer should be 'no' since distinct although not necessarily uncorrelated dimensions of a given construct require separate empirical scales.
