His father, Abdullah, said: "It is against our principles to kill a man who gave you his trust.
Huguenot writers branded Catherine a scheming Italian, who had acted on Machiavelli's principles to kill all enemies in one blow.
Your principle is going to kill a lot of Americans".
He also wrote, First, the claim that it could in principle be permissible to kill a journalist if that were the only way to prevent him or her from releasing information that would result in the deaths of innocent people was a claim about what's in principle possible but I think it has almost no practical relevance.
Our results show that the adaptive immune system has in principle the capacity to kill pluripotent and teratoma forming stem cells.
We, just like the ideologues, will be inspired by our beliefs and principles to fight even to kill and die, if we have to to make things better; but we will also be willing to stop and reconsider our principles every so often, looking hard at the world of practical life and asking whether our principles are really getting us what we want, whatever that may be.
Like "Imagine", "Over the Rainbow" speaks of a world 'where we can all fly to' (Imagine: above us only sky)... where the pot of gold isn't money, ("Imagine": no possessions) but a way of living that is in accordance with loving and natural principles ("Imagine": nothing to kill or die for).
It's crucial that you sterilize the jars correctly because the basic principle of canning is to kill all the microorganisms that spoil food, then to seal the jar tight to keep them out.
The opening scenes visit an elite North Korean training camp run on brutally Darwinian principles, where you learn to kill by killing your classmates.
They try to kill the principle of religions in the same mentality in which they betrayed Jesus Christ and tried to kill the prophet Mohammed". The Israeli president, Moshe Katsav, said it was "surprising that the Pope did not find it appropriate to correct Assad's statements".
