By the same token, his elaboration of these prerequisites over the course of the dialogue may also be intended as a critique of philosophy in the sense that it is by its very nature unable to provide more than general principles and guidelines in the realm of action.
We seek to adapt these principles to the realm of computer security and tilt the balance of power in favor of the defender.
On the contrary: in the realm of principle, conscious principle, I had come to profess the equality of all, and the need to change whatever had to be changed to make our equality more than theoretical.
… We have a scientific and public health basis for in fact talking about this.' " The article suggests that the principle remaining challenges lie mostly in the realm of public policy and public health a fact with obvious implications for scientists considering careers helping to eradicate AIDS.
In the realm of Dao, principles are characterized by "naturalness" (ziran) and "nonaction" (wuwei).
Ordinarily such principles fall into the realm of spirituality or religion, separate from and opposed to the world of commerce.
The offense principle has a wider reach than the harm principle, but it still recommends very limited intervention in the realm of free speech.
By contrast, Bismullah v. Gates, the subject of the administration's new appeal, is as deep in the weeds of Congressional intent as the Boumediene case is high up in the realm of constitutional principle.
That much is possible in the realm of ideas and principle, where what we've been asked to accept, even consciously held to be true, can be tested — validated, revised, or discarded as false.
It has been conducted as if in the realm of public philosophy, with the invocation of Voltairean and republican principles.
