Unlike conventional hoteliers and restaurateurs, the Singapore-based Peng Loh, owner of Unlisted Collection — a growing family of hip, design-focused boutique hotels and restaurants in Singapore, London and Shanghai — opens properties based on one simple principle: opportunity.
This new status under the IHR, which is the WHO's primary legal instrument for controlling the international spread of infectious disease, gave Taiwanese health officials the in principle opportunity to directly liaise with WHO officials, and attend WHO technical meetings.
The vision Mr. Cigarroa then offered -- based on the four principles of opportunity, economic prosperity, quality of life and stewardship -- directly conflicted with some of the "breakthrough solutions," though it embraced the goals if not the specifics of others.
"Governor Pataki believes in the principles of opportunity and freedom that the Republican Party represents, particularly under this president, and is going to continue to work to help the party and President Bush in New York and across the country," said Lisa Dewald Stoll, the governor's spokeswoman.
It's a body of work that has largely been guided by the principles of opportunity, fairness, and vibrancy.
Immigrants come to the United States not just because of a job, but because this country promises equality, respect for democratic principles, compassion, opportunity and generosity.
Bánáthy said, "I saw in these principles an opportunity to develop the White Stag program for my three Boy Scout sons as well as show my gratitude to this country and Scouting".
"Together, we are a nation united not by any one culture, or ethnicity, or ideology, but by the principles of opportunity, equality, and liberty that are enshrined in our founding documents".
PBMA provides an explicit mechanism for operationalizing the economic principles of opportunity cost and the margin.
The first concept an A-level student may well learn is the principle of opportunity cost.
