Our argument for Claim (iii) can be found in [90, p. 433], and that for Claim (iv) is "a well-known principle" cited in [90, p. 420].
This concept has recently been challenged by Iain Brassington, who asserts that the principles cited by Harris in support of the duty to research fail to establish its existence.
Some of the "principles" often cited in toxicology as indicative of reliability and quality are of unproven relevance in ensuring the reliability and quality of evidence derived from toxicological studies.
In his statement, Mr. Putin repeated his commitment to freedom of speech, a principle he cited in his inauguration speech last Sunday.
For example, the Pareto principle has been cited in the environmental criminology literature to predict that 20% of all offenders account for 80% of all crime.
It is arguable that Sidgwick, too, gave most weight to intuitions about abstract moral principles like those Moore cited in Ethics, citing more concrete judgements only in ad hominem arguments against opponents.
Or he could invoke the "responsibility to protect" principle, cited by some officials to justify the American-led bombing campaign in Libya.
Furthermore, constitutional limits are also said to be found in certain principles of the common law, explicitly cited in landmark cases concerning the limits of government power.
This model is in principle consistent with most epidemiological observations cited in this review.
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