It is this demonstrated adherence to the traditional normative principles that is crucial to counter the idea that people do not know these principles or do not consider them relevant to solve classic reasoning problems.
"Coca-Cola is sacrificing the safety and security of Russian LGBT people for profit -- a position that opposes fundamental Olympic principles, runs counter to the International Olympic Committee charter, and that will tarnish its global image for decades to come".
Now, the United States' Congress has agreed in principle to their use for counter-insurgency.
If Mrs Clinton succeeds Mr Obama in 2016, Israel will feel it has less to worry about.Delegitimising the delegitimisersIn principle, Israel could counter the threat of delegitimisation by changing policy.
Keeping a safe distance from rap may be a wise strategic move, but putting politics before principle runs counter to the slogan of "change" that Obama ran on, and it has opened him up to some scathing attacks.
Awarding the peace prize to Liu "runs completely counter to the principle of the prize and is also a blasphemy to the peace prize", the statement said.
This practice, based on formal models and abstract principles applicable to different situations, runs counter to the current tendencies of the city, which is projected towards less formal, more flexible spatial order, favouring the passage from a strategic method towards an approach of the tactical type (De Certeau 1984).
William Bazeyo, dean of the School of Public Health at Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda, highlighted that barriers to one health still exist and that specialization, although necessary, continues to act, in part, counter to the principles of one health.
They can, at least in principle, be countered by standard types of education, whether in classrooms or outside them.
In the longer term, such waning could in principle, be countered by a booster.
