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Stated more explicitly, Dingle here argues that authentic science is empiricist in epistemology (scientific knowledge is founded in sensory observation), and inductivist in method (general principles are reached via inductive logic).

A settlement in principle was reached at the end of last year, and the final details are expected to be completed soon.

Barcelona said that the agreement in principle was reached thanks to the player "renouncing his right to 15% of the fee".

The league would probably need at least a week, and perhaps two, after an agreement in principle is reached to have it entirely completed and approved.

That process could take at least a week after an agreement in principle is reached, giving the two sides no more than another two or three weeks to complete a deal before training camps could be disrupted.

An agreement in principle was reached on the eve of World War I, by which the secular parties accepted state support for religious schools on a basis of equal funds in exchange for enactment of universal male suffrage.

If it doesn't, then the mass of humanity is limited, and it can be "exhausted"—that is, its end can in principle be reached.

With claims of an agreement in principle being reached some time ago, the fact that Mourinho's departure is by mutual consent means Abramovich can now complete moves for his target without having to pay compensation.

"If agreement in principle is reached, this could mean our clubs voting on new, tougher, rules on financial fair play at a general meeting, either in April or July this year.

This means that the same body position can in principle be reached by an infinite number of combinations of torques developed in the different (at least 18) joints.

But they demonstrated in their yearlong negotiations that a consensus on basic principles could be reached, perhaps setting a template for other states and for Washington.