But Mr Badawi is only implementing such principles half-heartedly, and sometimes contradicts them.
Dana herself, meanwhile, is a woman of principle half drawn to, and half repelled by, the glittering prizes offered by a corrupt society.
His equation had given the world its first glimpse of antimatter, which makes up, at least in principle, half the universe.
50% Principle (one-half retracement): After a sustained move in price, this principle holds that a normal correction can be expected to retrace one-half to two-thirds of the advance (or decline) before resuming the main trend.
Many legal battles in the period leading up to the American Revolution (1775 83) were fought on common-law principles, and half of the signatories of the Declaration of Independence were lawyers.
Sitting in his office overlooking Silicon Valley's venture capital strip, Sand Hill Road, he points out that two "common sense" principles distinguish Half from its rivals: 1) never discount, and 2) do what it takes to attract the best people.
Wind advocates say that just two of the windiest states, North Dakota and South Dakota, could in principle generate half the nation's electricity from turbines.
That Ron Paul, who has been standing up for these principles quietly for half a lifetime, happens to be a member of the Republican party is a lot less important than the principles that we should be voting on.
For Scott, the practices will be a time to reinforce the principles of the half-court offense and to fix the team's uneven elements.
CNNC was not involved in the original Hinkley deal but it was reported on Sunday that the company has agreed in principle to buy half of China's 33% stake in the £24bn project if it goes ahead.
Such a system could, in principle, pump almost half a billion phone calls through a single fibre at the same time.All this capacity, however, is not worth much without amplifiers.
