Russia accepts in principle the need to negotiate a special deal for the time when both Kaliningrad's neighbours join the EU.
While it is being presented as principle — the need to halt a government overreach — the absence of any sort of proposed replacement lends a hostile cast.
In principle, the need to maintain euglycemia in the ICU has been widely accepted.
In principle, the need for vaccine development arises also in the case of Lyme disease (42).
Organisational integration is based on the principle that the needs of a population require collective action of organisations across the entire care continuum, whereas professional integration refers to partnerships between professionals both within and between organisations [ 4, 54, 55].
If nothing else, the minor leagues are about two enduring principles: the need to cling to hope, and to deal with change.
"At a maximum," she continued, "you can get general principles — the need for a swift recapitalization of the banks, the need for liquidity — so we don't get an even bigger credit crunch".
"Most of all, we need a discussion of principles – the need to balance equality, integrity and liberty whilst resourcing politics," says Orr. "And then modelling of the effect on different sides of politics, and of the need for extra public funding.
Structural biology of membrane proteins is still in its infancy, being constrained by two hardly-compatible principles: the need of lipids for structuring the membrane domain, and the imperfect folding of proteins outside this specific environment.
Only the Zambian policy presented a clear vision, while three of four countries spelt out values and principles, the need to establish a coordinating body for mental health, and to protect the human rights of people with mental health problems.
