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The White House says it embraces some sound principles for an effective fiscal boost — that they be temporary and timely, hitting the economy this year, while it is weak.

Each track is made up of multiple sessions over the two days of the festival, covering as broad a range of topics as making fonts out of Minecraft, principles for an open web and cleaning up mangled datasets.

The devil is in the details, goes the cliché that has been trotted out repeatedly ever since a bipartisan group of eight senators unveiled on Monday a general set of principles for an overhaul of the immigration system.

At the outset of the campaign, the Reclaiming Education coalition of education pressure groups published its reclaiming education bill, a proposal in the form of a bill to be laid before parliament to enact seven fundamental principles for an education system serving communities, accountable to communities and genuinely in the ownership of communities.

At the same time, the commission adopted an Internet Policy Statement that set out principles for an open Internet and expressed its view that it had the jurisdiction necessary to ensure that providers of Internet access operated their services in a neutral manner, not discriminating on the basis of content.

A group of eight senators, led by Charles E. Schumer of New York, a Democrat, and John McCain of Arizona, a Republican, on Monday unveiled principles for an overhaul that focused on solving illegal immigration, with increased border security and measures to give legal status to illegal immigrants.

Principles for a New Political Debate".

It's time we elucidated some principles for a debate.

Gives writer's principles for a survival strategy.

Free Speech: Ten Principles for a Connected World is published by Atlantic Books (£20).

This year, the Davosmen planned to shape "the values and leadership principles for a post-crisis world".