He adapted Wesley's principles to the needs of the settled communities and of the frontier, but, unlike Wesley, Asbury supported the American Revolution and the new republic.
Elements associated with the AMP principles of respecting the needs of the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities were less neatly aligned.
Mr. Bush's decision to extend the tenure of George Tenet can establish a bipartisan principle of the need for continuity in managing the nation's intelligence agencies, especially at a time of formidable challenges.
He has also betrayed the principle of the need for common legislation and services for the people of Wales and England".
When you understand this principle of the need to validate a given indicator with sufficient data on a given security, and use it, you will instantly catapult yourself to the top 5% of technical traders in your performance, because you will be among the few who are using your indicators to scientifically generate signals instead of using your indicators to justify emotional decisions.
An eligibility procedure compatible with the principles of the CRPD needs to address two issues separately: (1) establishing who falls within the definition of person with "disabilities" and (2) establishing this "individual's requirements" such as for accommodation, support, or environments that maximize academic and social support and that are consistent with the goal of full inclusion.
The principle of sacrificing the needs of the one for those of the many was translated to modern triage via the 'Spock principle'.
In this approach, the epidemiological principles of the needs-based approach are complemented by economic considerations, i.e. fiscal constraints are integrated in the model [ 41].
The principles of the movement need to be applied consistently and without exemption.
Thus, the core principles of the GA4GH need to be translated into processes and procedures that facilitate the mutual recognition of ethics review in different countries, avoiding conflicting and inconsistent approaches while retaining the benefits of expert ethics review.
Organisational integration is based on the principle that the needs of a population require collective action of organisations across the entire care continuum, whereas professional integration refers to partnerships between professionals both within and between organisations [ 4, 54, 55].
