By acknowledging the difficulties of navigating so many different and often conflicting principles, it can become possible to explicitly compare and weigh them against each other, and to be able to accommodate different situations which may require different resolutions.
In principle, these agencies can become "one-stop shops" where job-seekers register.
If we pay attention to our dreams, we'll also discover they are helping us to explore our own personal pleasure principle so we can become the most healthy and balanced version of ourselves we can be.
In principle, any food can become contaminated if handled by an infected person or if rinsed with contaminated water.
At least one land plant, the liverwort Marchantia polymorpha, apparently contains no RNA editing sites [ 7], suggesting that, in principle, RNA editing can become lost from a chloroplast genome.
On the one hand, he clarifies: "I meant by my remark about Kant that the principle of my will must always be such that it can become the principle of general laws".
While what we do, day in and day out, is broadly consistent with the universal principles we espouse, individual actions can become disconnected.
Lack of formal training of employees in the area of concepts and principles of project risk management can become a stumbling block in the implementation of risk management methodologies.
Science needs not be about what actually is because in things having potential or aptitudinal being, the principles by which what is potential can become actual are there, and they can be known the principles of the eclipse are there even though the eclipse is not permanently taking place.
No longer tied to the land, we can become, in principle, what we want to become.
