The fact that the UN, in principle, retains the right to impose its will by force may have made it easier for the world body to broker a settlement.Perhaps.Perhaps
Even where a duty to participate in digital epidemiology is recognised, data subjects should always in principle retain the capacity to refuse to participate.
Note, however, that one could in principle retain their analysis and deny, for example, that first-level concepts and propositional functions, respectively, can only be saturated by objects that exist.
It turns out the converse of Sullivan's principle retains equal currency; a purposeful folly is now fixed in stone for as far into the future as any can foresee.
The window is the range of densities (more exactly, the range of unit-cell parameters) within which the tetrahedra of the zeolite framework can in principle retain their shape undistorted.
The proposed constitution was largely patterned on US political principles, yet retained several Spanish customs.
Some scholars believe that the Xipi musical form was derived from the historic Qinqiang, while many conventions of staging, performance elements, and aesthetic principles were retained from Kunqu, the form that preceded it as court art.
bbThe purpose limitation principle is retained in Article 5 in both the Parliament and Council versions.
This principle is retained in the new EU regulation 1107/2009 [2], which repeals directive 91/414/EEC and shall apply from June 2011.
As a Cse4-specific histone chaperone, Scm3 needs not, in principle, be retained at centromeres once assembly of the centromeric nucleosome has been accomplished in S phase.
This approach allowed us to align quite diverse sequences but did not guarantee that the positional homology principle was retained when the more diverging sequences were compared.
