"But we find the appropriate way to deal with these people is to remind them of Islamic principles, not to speak ill of them".
For the Dutch government, it has been a point of principle not to speak to the separatists.
While he dictates caution and warns judges not to "seek publicity for its own sake" nor to seek it for causes, his seven principles empower judges to speak.
We don't serve our country -- in fact we weaken it intellectually -- if we downplay our principles or fail to speak forcefully out of some misguided sense of good manners.
For example, Amazon's principles demand people to speak up, but in reality the hundreds of performance metrics stifle true openness.
However, Hare came to deprecate that phrase (1981: 38), and to emphasize that the "prima facie principles" he prefers to speak of have the power to produce compunction even where their neglect, since well grounded, cannot produce remorse (1981: 30).
The formalist critic Viktor Shklovsky wrote: "Babel's principle device is to speak in the same tone of voice about the stars above and gonorrhoea".
Using the principle of learning to speak before reading, let children become familiar with the shape and appearance of note symbols, as early as possible.
Sure, Trump has few convictions, fewer principles, and no experience to speak of, but the ideological vacuum and his singular focus on isolationism might just play to China's expansionist vision; his ignorance might even manifest itself as China's greatest asset.
Twardowski's aim is to defend this claim against those who argue that truth is relative on the basis of examples of elliptical sentences (such as 'I don't'), sentences with indexicals ('my father is called Vincent'), sentences of general form ('radioactivity is good for you'), and sentences about ethical principles ('it is wrong to speak against one's own convictions').
Sixty years ago, people of principle called on Labour to "speak for England".
